
The primary symptoms of water phobia are pain in different parts of the body, mild cold, fever, a general malaise, irritable mood, etc.
Along with the progress of the disease, spasm is formed in the throat, unbearable pain in swallowing water, fear of water, intolerance to wind, preferring to be in the dark rather than light, preferring to be alone avoiding the proximity of people, etc.
There is no significant difference between the initial symptoms of chicken pox and the common cold, fever, or flu.
However, if the condition of cold, fever does not improve with treatment and if the doctor has any doubts, then he/she will ask for the history of any dog or other animal that has been bitten by a rabies carrier in the past and will proceed for more extensive tests and investigations.



