Campylobacter infection
Cryptosporidium infection
Giardia infection
hand, foot and mouth disease
hepatitis A
meningitis (viral)
rotavirus infection
Salmonella infection
Shigella infection
thrush
viral gastroenteritis
worms
Yersinia infection.
Answer:
The causative agent is the varicella zoster virus.
Explanation:
The varicella-zoster is the virus responsible for the chickenpox. This virus causes blister like lesions all over the body, fiber, aching muscles, headaches and loss of appetite. The virus spreads through contact with an infected person or contact with any of these person fluids.
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1. Loss of interest or pleasure in activities you once enjoyed
2. Feeling worthless
3. Fatigue or a loss of energy
4. Thoughts of death or suicide
5. Lack of concentration or difficulty in decision making
