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\nSymptoms typically start within one month of being exposed to B virus, but could appear in as little as three to seven days.
\nThe first indications of B virus infection are typically flu-like symptoms:
\nThen, you may develop small blisters in the wound or area on your body that had contact with the monkey.
\nOther symptoms may include:
\nAs the disease progresses, the virus spreads to and causes inflammation (swelling) of the brain and spinal cord. This can lead to:
\nProblems with breathing and death can occur one day to three weeks after symptoms appear. It may be possible for people to have mild B virus infection or no symptoms. However, there are no studies or evidence of this.
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