Title: Ebola | Johns Hopkins Medicine
Headings: Ebola
Ebola
What is Ebola?
What are the symptoms of Ebola?
How is Ebola diagnosed?
How is Ebola treated?
Who is at risk for Ebola?
How can Ebola be prevented?
What to do if you are at risk for Ebola
After recovery from Ebola

Content: Do this before going to the hospital. This will help the hospital staff get ready for your arrival. Keep in mind that hospital staff may wear protective equipment, such as masks, gowns, gloves and eye protection. This is to prevent the possible virus from spreading. Follow all instructions the hospital staff gives you. After recovery from Ebola
After recovering from Ebola, you may have body aches and weakness for weeks or months. Ebola can last in semen for at least 3 months after recovery. A man should use a condom, or not have sex. Women should not breastfeed until talking with their doctor. A person who has recovered from Ebola may be immune for at least 10 years or longer.