Mosquito-borne diseases

Summer is the season when there are the most mosquitoes and it is also the season when infectious diseases spread wildly. This is because mosquitoes are very dirty and they can infect you when they bite you after sucking other people's blood. Therefore, you must not underestimate the bite. You must deal with and disinfect it in time to squeeze out the venom completely, otherwise symptoms of infectious diseases will break out. You must also take anti-mosquito measures and spray mosquito repellent all around so that mosquitoes will not come again.

Mosquitoes are extremely contagious creatures. Don't underestimate their biting ability. Sometimes a little mosquito venom can kill a person, so the most important thing is to prevent mosquito attacks. At night, you must light mosquito coils to smoke away mosquitoes, or you can spray pesticides.

Dengue fever is an acute infectious disease that is prevalent in tropical and subtropical regions, such as Southeast Asian countries. Symptoms include high fever, severe headache, pain behind the eyes, muscle and joint pain, loss of appetite, nausea and rash. Some people may not have obvious symptoms after being infected with dengue virus, while others may only have mild symptoms such as fever. For example, children's condition is usually milder than that of adults, and they may have general fever symptoms and rash.

The first dengue infection is generally mild and the patient will be immune to this type of virus after recovery. However, if infected with other types of dengue viruses, there is a higher chance of developing dengue hemorrhagic fever. Dengue hemorrhagic fever is a serious complication caused by dengue fever and can lead to death. Patients initially present with high fever, redness of the face, and general symptoms associated with dengue fever. Later, the patient may experience bleeding symptoms such as bruises on the skin, bleeding from the nose or gums, or even internal bleeding. In the most serious cases, it can lead to circulatory system failure, shock and death.

Are you still scared by the above introduction? It seems that the virus transmitted after being bitten by a mosquito is very poisonous, and children have weaker constitutions, so they are generally the most vulnerable. Therefore, be sure to sprinkle mosquito repellent on children, otherwise they may be infected with the disease by being bitten by a mosquito.