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Pulmonary Hypertension
SymptomsBlood pressure in the pulmonary arteries is elevated, exerting more pressure on the heart. Can be fatal when combined with exercise.
Pulmonary Oedema
SymptomsPotentially fatal heart abnormality causes breakdown of respiratory system, releasing pathogen into the air
Respiratory Failure
SymptomsSevere hypoxemia leads to catastrophic respiratory failure and death.
Respiratory Shift
AbilitiesGain ability to cause severe pathological conditions in the lungs.
Seizures
SymptomsRandom blackouts and fits reduce the patient's ability to function independently. Can be fatal
Sneezing
SymptomsFluid discharge through sneezing greatly increases infection rates
Swine 1
TransmissionsPigs susceptible to the pathogen and able to infect humans. Increase infectivity, especially in rural locations, as well as likelihood of mutation.
Swine 2
TransmissionsPathogen spreads through pig faeces. Increase infectivity, especially in rural locations, as well as likelihood of mutation.
Swine 3
TransmissionsPathogen spreads through pork produce. Greatly increases infectivity as well as likelihood of mutation.
Tachycardia
SymptomsResting heart rate is consistently above 100 beats per minute, putting undue pressure on the heart. Can be fatal with older patients.
Vomiting
SymptomsThe expulsion of infected material through projectile vomiting increases the risk of infection
Water 1
TransmissionsPathogen can survive outside the body in fresh, warm water. Increase infectivity, especially in humid environments and ship transmission
Water 2
TransmissionsPathogen able to survive in chemically treated water. Increase infectivity, especially in humid environments and ship transmission