Monkeypox is generally a mild disease that passes without the need for intensive treatment. But for Harun Tulunay, an unusually severe case left him hospitalised.
Tulunay, 35, a sexual health advocate who is HIV positive, said he was given a series of misdiagnoses ranging from tonsillitis to a problem with his HIV medication. It was only after his symptoms became so severe that he began to have trouble swallowing that he was admitted to hospital.
They should STOP this WEF planned WHO nonsense in Nigeria 🇳🇬 forthwith! Who are the people with moneybox cases? Were they vaccinated with the gene therapy they call Covid-19 vaccine? Why are they promoting these lies in Nigeria? Are under threat from WHO? We don't need it!
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