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 Mosquito Related Diseases - What You Must Know (Continue) Viral Encephalitis Viral encephalitis is a serious disease that results in brain inflammation. There are multiple causes, though many people with this disease get it from an insect bite (usually a mosquito bite). Fortunately most patients that contract viral encephalitis recover fine, but recovery often takes an extended period of time. There is some risk of permanent injury from the disease as well. In rare circumstances viral encephalitis can cause death. West Nile encephalitis is just one form of viral encephalitis. It is more common in areas like the Middle East, Africa and Asia. West Nile Virus West Nile Virus has recently invaded the shores of the United States. The symptoms are also flu-like and may include muscle and joint aches and pains, headaches, rashes and fevers. At this time there is no cure for West Nile disease, though patients usually recover in one to several weeks. Some people are not affected as badly as others. West Nile is particularly risky for those with compromised immune symptoms. Severe reactions to the disease may include paralysis and encephalitis. |
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| Protecting Yourself From Mosquito Born Diseases While most of this information sounds pretty terrible (that's because it is) the good news is you can largely protect yourself from mosquito bites. While you may not be able to prevent every bite, you can reduce the risk for contracting a mosquito born illness. Common preventive measures include: Using chemical repellants or insecticides to keep mosquitoes in your yard at bay. Use of a mosquito repellant containing DEET. There are family formulas that contain less DEET that are safe to use on young children. Wearing long pants and sleeves when out in mosquito infested areas. Mosquitoes are also more common at dusk, thus it is a good idea to wear long sleeved items and spray your clothes when out in this environment. Use of citronella candles and other natural insect repellants. Keep grass trimmed short to deter mosquitoes. Avoid allowing any water to stand for more than a day in your yard or around your house, as mosquitoes tend to breed in standing water. You'll probably find a combination of these strategies works best to keep mosquitoes from harming you and your family. About The Author: Antigone Arthur is a successful freelance writer with 10 years of professional experience providing consumers with informative articles on such topics as [http://www.mosquitocontrolsupplies.com/]mosquito control products, [http://www.mosquitocontrolsupplies.com/mosquito-related-diseases.html]mosquito related diseases, and [http://www.mosquitocontrolsupplies.com/insect-control.html]insect control. Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Antigone_Arthur http://EzineArticles.com/?Mosquito-Related-Diseases---What-You-Must-Know&id=72008 I hope you will find this information on Mosquito Diseases beneficial and have gain more understanding towards types of mosquito diseases. Be sure to read more information on Mosquito Netting, Magnet, Repellent and Control. |
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