The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control has warned that sex is one of the mode of transmitting the Monkeypox virus.
The NCDC in a statement shared on its website, also listed some symptoms of the disease.
It read;
“Symptoms of the illness include fever, headache, body aches, weakness, swollen lymph nodes (glands) and a rash.
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“After about 1 to 3 days of fever, the rash erupts, beginning on the face and then spreading to the body with the face and palms/soles being mostly affected.
“They can also occur in and around the genitals which is why contact during sex is one mode of transmission. It is mostly a self-limiting illness that often lasts for two to four weeks.”
