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==Description==
==About==
A disabling disease characterized by the fusing of one's joints. The Creaks is named for the sounds one's limbs make during the early stages of infection. As the disease progresses, the victim loses mobility and becomes gradually trapped in an unmoving body. The human body contains a surprising number of joints, and some are more vital than others, so depending on which part of the body is afflicted the results can vary widely. The only treatment commonly employed is a tea brewed from black nut leaves which works as an anesthetic, which helps ease the pain, but does little to prevent degradation. Creaks is transmitted through contact with the body fluids of an infected being. Creaks is known to infect most species of mammals, taking 3-4 weeks before symptoms arise.
:A disabling disease characterized by the fusing of one's joints. The Creaks is named for the sounds ones limbs make during the early stages of infection. As the disease progresses, the victim loses mobility and becomes gradually trapped in an unmoving body. The treahni body contains a surprising number of joints, and some are more vital than others, so depending on which part of the body is afflicted the results can vary widely.


==Contagion==
==Contagion==
;Virulence: <--contagion index: 1 - very low to 5 - extreme-->
;Virulence:Moderately contagious.
;Vector(s):<--known sources and means of contagion-->
;Vector(s):Creaks is transmitted through contact with the interstitial body fluids of an infected being, and is known to infect most species of mammals.
;Prevention: <--known means of reducing/preventing contagion-->
;Prevention:Avoidance of contact, or covering of open cuts, or sores when dealing with infected beings or tissues. Washing with soap and water, or astringent after possible contact.


==Course==
==Course==
;Incubation:<--period from contraction to first symptoms-->
;Incubation: 20-30 days
;Contagious:<--period for which a victim is contagious, may begin or end before symptoms arise-->
;Contagious: An infected being will be contagious after approximately 10-15 days, and remains so until cured. corpses may remain infectious for some time post mortem.
;Symptoms: <--symptoms of infection-->
;Symptoms:Swelling, stiffnes and pain in afflicted joints; Loss of mobility; Shortness of breath (ribs); Inability to speak or eat (jaw); Loss of hearing (inner ear);


==Treatment==
==Treatment==
;Cureability: <--recovery index 1-unlikely to 5-almost certain
;Curability: Unlikely.
;General: <--applicable general treaments, such as rest, and fluids-->
;General: Rest, fluids, and general pain management.
;Medicinal: <--applicable medicines, type, dosages, and course of administration-->
;Medicinal: The only treatment commonly employed is a tea brewed from black nut leaves which works as an anaesthetic, which helps ease the pain, but does little to prevent degradation.
;Surgical: <--surgical treatments if required-->
;Surgical: Amputation of affected limbs has mixed results in preventing the spread of the disease to other parts of the victim's body. It is believed that early intervention of this sort is critical to preventing eventual death.
;Magical: <--magical treatments if required-->
 
==Stories==
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==See Also==


[[Category:Infectious Disease]]
[[Category:Infectious Disease]]

Latest revision as of 14:56, 4 December 2022

About

A disabling disease characterized by the fusing of one's joints. The Creaks is named for the sounds ones limbs make during the early stages of infection. As the disease progresses, the victim loses mobility and becomes gradually trapped in an unmoving body. The treahni body contains a surprising number of joints, and some are more vital than others, so depending on which part of the body is afflicted the results can vary widely.

Contagion

Virulence
Moderately contagious.
Vector(s)
Creaks is transmitted through contact with the interstitial body fluids of an infected being, and is known to infect most species of mammals.
Prevention
Avoidance of contact, or covering of open cuts, or sores when dealing with infected beings or tissues. Washing with soap and water, or astringent after possible contact.

Course

Incubation
20-30 days
Contagious
An infected being will be contagious after approximately 10-15 days, and remains so until cured. corpses may remain infectious for some time post mortem.
Symptoms
Swelling, stiffnes and pain in afflicted joints; Loss of mobility; Shortness of breath (ribs); Inability to speak or eat (jaw); Loss of hearing (inner ear);

Treatment

Curability
Unlikely.
General
Rest, fluids, and general pain management.
Medicinal
The only treatment commonly employed is a tea brewed from black nut leaves which works as an anaesthetic, which helps ease the pain, but does little to prevent degradation.
Surgical
Amputation of affected limbs has mixed results in preventing the spread of the disease to other parts of the victim's body. It is believed that early intervention of this sort is critical to preventing eventual death.

Stories

See Also