Symptoms

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Psychotic episodes cause aggressive behaviour and make it easier to infect people who are already infected with another disease

The skin becomes blistered and painful, slightly increasing infectivity

Random blackouts and fits reduce the patient's ability to function independently and lowers productivity. Can be fatal

Breakdown in the epidermis causes large open wounds which significantly increase infectivity

Fluid discharge through sneezing greatly increases infection rates

Blood gathering in the anterior chamber of the eye gives a red appearance to the iris or cornea. Decreases cure speed.

The loss of fluid through sweating also increases infection rates due to poor hygiene. More dangerous in cold countries

Pathogen affects multiple organs and tissue types, easier to kill people who are already infected with another disease

Catastrophic cell death of multiple tissue types causes body-wide organ failure and rapid death

Pathogen disrupts cell growth pathways, causing uncontrolled, eventually fatal tumour growth

The expulsion of infected material through projectile vomiting increases the risk of infection