Tularemia

Tularemia is a disease that can affect both animals as well as humans. It's widespread in smaller pets like mice, rats, rabbits, and guinea pigs. Tularemia is transmitted through tick bites. However, it can be spread through contact with animals with a disease or inhaling airborne particles typically through dust. Tularemia may cause fever. If you've been bit by an animal, you'll experience an itchy bump on your skin. Lymph node swelling is a frequent side consequence of Tularemia. It typically occurs in the armpits and the groin. If you've been bitten by a tick, it is important to get medical attention promptly. Tularemia, if left untreated could spread to the bloodstream and even the lungs where it can cause breathing problems.

Heartland Virus

It is currently believed that only Lone Star ticks are responsible for spreading Heartland virus. Heartland virus sufferers may experience the following symptoms:

 

• Fever

• Fatigue

• Inability to eat

• Headaches

• Nausea

• Diarrhea

• Aches in the muscles

• Joint pain

Heartland virus can impact the white blood cell count, making your more vulnerable to illnesses and diseases. The platelet count of your blood is also affected by Heartland virus. If you hurt yourself while infected your blood will not clot as quickly. A minor cut can result in significant blood loss. The signs can last between two and two weeks before they show. If there is a tick that has bit you and you are suffering from symptoms, seek medical attention now. You can prevent chronic and long-term issues by calling Lawn Worx.

 

Flea-borne Typhus

Typhus that is transmitted by fleas is not only by bites of insects but also through contact with their urine. The bites of a flea can cause itchy. If your pet gets bit by a flea, you will have to scratch at it. Pets will become more irritable if they're always doing it. They'll stop at nothing to ease the itch. If the skin breaks in the feces, the bacteria could enter the body. Flea-borne Typhus can also be contracted from touching flea dirt (another name for flea feces). When pets come in from outside, they can accidentally deposit fleas on your carpet and you don't even realize it. This dirt is spread by vacuuming, which usually causes the bacteria to become airborne, and you could accidentally breathe it. The type of typhus that is transmitted by fleas is like Tularemia. Symptoms can take several weeks to manifest. It is possible for these symptoms to be assumed to be flu or worse cases of common cold similar to Tularemia. They can be a result of:

 

• A fever or chills can be a sign of fever.

• Body aches and muscle pain

• A loss of appetite

• Nausea

• Vomiting

• Stomach pain

• Cough

• Rash

If left untreated, typhus caused by fleas can damage major organs, like kidneys, livers, heart, lungs, and brain. It's an excellent idea to look for a tree trimming service near me.

Lyme Disease

Lyme disease is the most widespread vector-borne disease in the country. It is carried by the black-legged tick sometimes referred to as the deer tick. If left untreated, Lyme disease could quickly become a permanent, long-lasting disease. It is able to spread to the heart, brain, nervous system, spine, and joints. It can be treated with powerful antibiotics if detected early. But that's not the crucial aspect. As with other illnesses on this list, Lyme disease symptoms mimic the symptoms of the flu or common cold. Even if it's not the case that you have any tick bites, it is a good idea to see a doctor if you experience the following symptoms. Doctors can run tests that can determine if you have Lyme disease. Lyme symptoms are these symptoms: lyme disease. Tree service in georgetown, KY can assist in the prevention of this illness.

 

• Fever

• Chills

• Headache

• Fatigue

• Muscle and joint pain

• Swollen lymph nodes

• Bullseye red rings around bite

• Bad headaches

• Neck stiffness

• Face muscles are loose and droopy.

• Arthritis

• Severe joint pain

• Unregular heartbeat

• Dizziness

• Shortness of breath

• Inflammation of the brain or the spinal cord

Why not contact lawn care service providers?

We also provide flea and tick control services in Georgetown, KY. These treatments are safe for your pet and your children once they've dried, and they'll provide protection from these dangerous insects. The protection will last throughout the year with applications being scheduled in spring, summer and the early autumn. Our team will examine your home for fleas and ticks. This can include places such as under decks or porches, high grass, landscaping beds or playscapes. By pointing out problem areas and assisting you to avoid future problems down the road.

 

 

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