Table 4.

Clinical manifestation of Monkeypox infected patients ¹ , ¹⁶

Country name	Patients age	Symptoms (physical and hematological)	Comorbidities	Onset of duration/hospital duration	Reference
London	38 (IQR: 32–42)	Genital lesions Anal or perianal lesion Ano‐genital lesion Solitary lesion Pruritis Maculopapular rash Fever Lymphadenopathy Myalgia Rectal pain or pain on defecation Sore throat Penile edema	HIV‐1 coinfection Neisseria gonorrhoeae Chlamydia trachomatis Herpes simplex virus 1 or 2 Treponema pallidum	3.5 days/8 days (IQR: 3.5–10)	[12]
Spain	35 (IQR: 29–44)	Vesicular‐umbilicated skin lesions in genital, upper extremities, perianal, trunk, facial, periorally, lower extremities, palms and soles Fever Asthenia Myalgia Inguinal, submandibular, cervical, retroauricular lymphadenopathy Headache Proctitis Urethritis Rash Nasal congestion Caugh	Gonorrhea Syphilis (primary state) HIV‐positive Mycoplasma genitalium (proctitis)	32 h/Not mentioned	[33]
Germany	39 (Range: 20–67)	Lesion in genital, anal, oral, perioral, head and neck, extrimities, trunk Fever Headache Bodyache Night sweats Lymphadenopathy	HIV‐infection Gonorrhea Syphilis Chlamydia Psoriatic arthritis Arterial hypertension Bronchial asthma Diabetes mellitus Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease	4 days/4 days (range 3–6 days)	[35]