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ALT Blue text on a white background that reads, āPlease call our staff at 866-476-1321 to book an appointment to get your hMPXV vaccine (also known as Monkeypox). PPNNE health centers in Vermont currently have a limited supply of hMPXV vaccine. Appointments are required.ā A blue box with white text that reads, āWhat are the hMPXV symptoms? 1. Rash or sores, sometimes located on or near the genitalia, but sometimes on face, hands, feet, chest 2. Fever, headache, muscle aches and backache, swollen lymph nodes, chills, and exhaustionā Images of the virus to the right.
ALT A blue box with dark blue text that reads, āIs hMPXV a sexually transmitted infection? 1. Scientists are still gathering information to determine whether it is transmitted through semen or vaginal fluids. 2. The hMPXV virus can spread through any type of close or extended face-to-face contact. 3. This can also include skin to skin contact such as during kissing or sex, but that is not the only way the virus spreads. Transmission is not based on a personās gender or sexual orientation. Anyone who comes in close contact with hMPXV can get the disease.ā Images of the virus are underneath the text at the bottom of the graphic.
ALT Illustration of a person with bumps on their upper arm. Text says, Monkeypox. Talk to a healthcare provider about monkeypox: if you have a new or unexplained rash, which may appear similar to pimples and blisters. You may have fever or chills at the same time. Or talk to a healthcare provider if you have possibly had close contact with someone with monkeypox.
