Symptoms of rabbit fever
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Rabbit fever, also known as tularemia or deer fly fever, should be treated as soon as possible to make your body recover as soon as possible and live a normal life. It is an acute infectious disease of rodents transmitted by ticks or flies. The main clinical manifestations are fever, lymphadenopathy, skin ulcer, conjunctival congestion and ulcer. Let's talk about the symptoms of rabbit fever.
Symptoms of rabbit fever
First, we must understand that Francisella tularensis is gram-negative Coccobacteria. The main storage hosts of Francisella tularensis were rabbit and hare a and gnathodont B. Type A is mainly transmitted by ticks and blood sucking insects, while surface water polluted by rodents is an important source of type B infection. Poultry may also be used as a storage host.
Second, we must pay attention to the infection caused by contact with wild animals or sick animals. The seasonal peak of the disease is often related to the activities of vector insects, and water source infection can also occur in autumn and winter. Tularella can be used as a pathogenic bacteria in biological warfare. Infected people will have high fever, pain, swollen glands, dysphagia and other symptoms. The disease can be easily treated with antibiotics.
Third: we must pay attention to general treatment, systemic support therapy is also very important. Patients should be isolated and their excreta, secretions and utensils should be disinfected. If there is no abscess in the enlarged lymph nodes, incision and drainage are forbidden. The diet should have enough heat and proper protein, and the patients with pneumonia should be given oxygen.
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We must all know that vaccination with live attenuated vaccine is an effective personal preventive measure. Once vaccinated, its protective immunity can be as long as 5 years. Oral live attenuated vaccine and aerosol inhalation method can also be used. To prevent ticks, Tabanus and other blood sucking arthropod bites and rodents infection.
