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Answered by Seafairy
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The four stages of infection :-

  1. Incubation stage
  2. Prodromal stage
  3. illness stage
  4. Convalescence stage

Explanation :

  1. Incubation stage :- The incubation stage includes the time during exposure to the infection before the onset of symptoms.
  2. Prodromal Stage :- The paradromal stage is the period before occurrence of characteristics of symptoms according to the infection. People Can transmit infection during this stage.
  3. Illness Stage :- This is the third stage of infection, when the person shows appropriate symptoms.
  4. Convalescence Stage :- The final stage of infection at which a person would be resolved from the infection and can enter into their normal way of life. But based on the severity of infection some people may cause permanent damage.
Answered by Nikitacuty
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The four stages of infection :-

Incubation stage

Prodromal stage

illness stage

Convalescence stage

Explanation :

Incubation stage :- The incubation stage includes the time during exposure to the infection before the onset of symptoms.

Prodromal Stage :- The paradromal stage is the period before occurrence of characteristics of symptoms according to the infection. People Can transmit infection during this stage.

Illness Stage :- This is the third stage of infection, when the person shows appropriate symptoms.

Convalescence Stage :- The final stage of infection at which a person would be resolved from the infection and can enter into their normal way of life. But based on the severity of infection some people may cause permanent damage.

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