What is another word for camelpox?
Pronunciation: [kˈamɪlpˌɒks] (IPA) 
Camelpox is a viral disease caused by the camelpox virus. The disease is commonly found in dromedary camels and can spread to humans, although it is rare. Synonyms for camelpox include camel smallpox, camel pox, and ectromelia. Symptoms of camelpox in camels include fever, loss of appetite, and rashes on the skin. The disease can be transmitted to humans through contact with infected animals or their products. The use of proper precautions and hygiene practices such as wearing protective clothing and disinfecting equipment can help prevent the spread of camelpox. Treatment typically involves supportive care and the use of antiviral medication.
