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The Infant illness is a deadly disease that affects human babies that were born sick.
Overview
Infant illness comes at 4 levels: common, mild, major, and grave, in order of severity. Mild infant illness will regress on its own, but a grave illness is nearly impossible to survive. Every ?? days, the illness will switch to a random[??] stage.
The disease is cured after 10 days of survival, or if severity falls to 0.
Prevention
Infant illness can only be contacted at birth, and is dependent on the birth's quality. Performing labor in a clean room, with a skilled doctor and loved ones, reduces the chance of being sick. Fostering an embryo in a growth vat acts as a natural birth with a quality of 70%. The storyteller setting, Babies always healthy prevents sick births from happening at all.
Stages
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Progression
Treatment
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- Deadly diseases
- Flu • Infection • Lung rot • Malaria • Plague • Sleeping sickness • Organ decay • Blood rot
• Infant illness
- Non-fatal diseases
- Fibrous mechanites • Gut worms • Muscle parasites • Sensory mechanites • Paralytic abasia
- Animal diseases
- Scaria