Burardbi's Fever

Symptoms

Symptoms appear within a few days of contracting the disease. The senses weaken, so that sight, smell, and hearing are quite dull and poor. Eyesight will be blurry and dark, but not completely blind, and hearing will be at a below-human level. One with Burardbi's fever will be able to hear normal conversation, but are deaf to low tones and soft noises. The sense of smell is almost completely destroyed.

The effected LC will become feverish, sweating profusely and acquiring an abnormal body temperature. They will feel flashes of intense hot/cold, their muscles will ache, and their glands will swell - causing the inability to speak. Eye irritation normally sets in at this point, causing an intense, burning itch and severe dryness.

Cause

Burardbi's Fever is normally contracted through uncleaned wounds, but is also mildly contagious and can be passed on through saliva, mucus, and blood.

Treatment and Prevention

Burardbi's Fever will run its course and diminish within a week. It is best to stay warm, drink plenty of liquids, and keep all wounds cleaned and covered. It is an extremely unpleasant period, but has no lasting effects. Unfortunately, once it has been contracted, Burardbi's Fever can recur several times throughout the effected's life, and continues to be contagious even when dormant.

The best way to prevent Burardbi's Fever is to clean and bandage wounds as soon as possible, and always sanitize your hands and instruments used when doing so. Once you have Burardbi's Fever, it's for life.