Mosquitos are known to be carriers of encephalitis. In some known cases, due to mosquitos needing a female persons blood to hibernate, they would bite females more often than a male person. However, it is been reported that mosquitos could be the culprit to spread the HIV virus, as well. Protect and shield yourself from them, and pour out water from outside containers which breed them. Please follow up more on the facts about mosquitos and how they are spreading deadly diseases. It is commonly understood that, during World War I, many of our soldiers, unfortunately became ill from small pox, more often than the military casualties arise from war. Regarding Encephalitis it is defined as inflammation of the brain. This definition means encephalitis is different from meningitis, which is defined as inflammation of the layers of tissue, or membranes, covering the brain. Unfortunately, in some people, both of the diseases may coexist and lead to a more complex diagnosis and treatment plan; in addition, both conditions share many of the same symptoms so they may be difficult to distinguish (eMedicineHealth). There are many causes of encephalitis: viruses, bacteria, parasites, chemicals, and even autoimmune reactions. This article is designed to discuss general features of encephalitis; it is not designed to be all inclusive as book chapters have been written on individual causes. The reader wanting more information than is present in this introduction is urged to click on the links provided and to check the references provided at the end of this article.
Posted on: Thu, 20 Mar 2014 06:28:58 +0000
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