I depends. If it's the first one, it is usually the longest and most severe. After the initial outbreak they tend to become less severe. They usually last a few days in the acute phase and then several days or weeks until completely healed. Then it may be months before another outbreak. It depends a great deal on the health and strength of your immune system.
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Africa
The last Shingles outbreak spread all over Europe it was about 15 yrs ago
last December
The last outbreak of antrax was located in Scotland during the month of August in 2012 that affected 119 people and killed 14 people. It was the worst outbreak in decades.
In Bali last year, as someone got bitten by a dog
The Super Outbreak, which occurred from April 3 to April 4, 1974, lasted approximately 18 hours. It involved a series of tornadoes that struck several states in the central and eastern United States, resulting in significant destruction and numerous fatalities. This outbreak is one of the largest and most intense tornado events in U.S. history.
A herpes outbreak doesn't last 2 months; and the virus lasts for a lifetime.
One of the last outbreaks of the plague in England was the Great Plague of London in 1665-66.
Tornadoes typically last for a few minutes to about an hour, with the average time being around 10 minutes. However, some may last longer, especially if they are part of a long-lived tornado outbreak.
To wear a condom is to prevent a disease. Gono-herpe-syphyl-AIDS is a pretty horrible disease.
The last outbreak of avian influenza in britain occurred in 1991 in norfolk.