"From day 5 of the disease, patients may develop haemorrhagic manifestations, including fresh blood in vomitus and faeces, and bleeding from the nose, gums and vagina. Bleeding at venepuncture ...

In fact, people can shed the virus for up to two weeks after having symptoms. 5. The virus lives in body fluids such as vomitus and fecal matter. Cleaning up vomit or diarrhea should include gloves ...

The virus is also is in vomitus and fecal matter, so cleaning up vomit or diarrhea should include gloves and using 10% bleach to kill the virus on affected surfaces. Afterward, make sure to wash your ...