The scale is a spider shape and is therefore a considerable pest group related to spiders. Bitches of small pests can propagate diseases such as Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spot fever, South tick related rash disease. Ironically it is that all of the above have essentially the same symptoms, processes for diagnosis and treatment options, and a significant variation is the legendary circular rash associated with Lyme disease.
Basically, it deals with fever, headache, fatigue, muscle pain. There are also nausea and vomiting. Diagnosis is typically based on symptoms, clinical symptoms, and will be confirmed later by a special laboratory examination. The front lines of treatment for adults and children of all ages are often doxycycline.
Different kinds of mites cause different diseases, and various distributions are found in various parts of the United States. For example, Lyme disease is caused by black leg ticks distributed and concentrated in the upper parts of the northeast and the midwest of the United States. Dog mites and rocky mountain tree ticks cause a rash of Rocky Mountain, but most of this disease is close to the Rocky Mountains but is concentrated in Arkansas, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee.
The number of insect pests carrying these diseases varies based on environmental factors such as rainfall and temperature. The incidence of tick-borne diseases steadily increases with the passage of time, ranging from 20,000 to 30,000 cases each year. One of the reasons for increasing diagnosis is a more educated public in terms of symptoms and symptoms, but the truth is that diabetes mellitus disease continues to increase and continues to increase.
The main reason for this increase is the scientific phenomenon of pesticide tolerance. Each successful generation of pests is less susceptible to synthetic chemical pesticides. The mechanism of Pesticide Resistance is as follows. If exposed to an artificial formulation designed to kill a specific pest population, a certain percentage will be exempted. In turn they hand out exemptions to their descendants, they come into generations frequently every year, and soon the entire pest population is resistant to certain pesticide products. In our efforts to reduce the population, we are actually creating super ticks that require more powerful and deadly chemicals for control. There are no mysterious cases increasing!
So what is the solution? There are environmental measures we can take to manage our exposure risk. According to the "Disease Control Center", the list of aggressive steps that you can take to minimize your exposure is as follows.
• Remove leaf dust.
• Clean high grass and grass around the house or the edge of the lawn.
• Place a 3-foot wide wood chip or gravel fence between the lawn and the forest to limit the movement of mites to the recreation area.
• Mow the lawn frequently.
• Stack wood in clean, dry areas (hate rodents).
• Keep playground equipment, decks and patios away from the edges and trees of the yard.
• It prevents wrong animals (deers, raccoons, lost dogs, etc.) from entering the garden by creating gaps.
• Remove old furniture, mattresses and garbage from the garden and give places to hide in the mites.
However, the most effective preventive measure against tick-borne diseases is to use a repellent. Using natural products effective against ticks is always superior to synthetic ones because natural products can not exert pesticide resistance. The repellent of natural ingredients can be used directly for people and garden to create barriers for mites to enter.
Speaking of ticks and their diseases, many of these diseases accompany prolonged and debilitating symptoms and remains a health problem for some time, so it is difficult to prevent excessive prevention. Take the educated precautionary measures against mite puncture using safe and natural repellent, aiming at the best possible exit.
