8 Mosquito Diseases

Perhaps the best - known disease transmitted by mosquitoes is the Zika virus, which harms the brain of the newborn. But this disease is not alone.

Malachi

Malachi is located in more than 100 countries, mainly in the tropics. Symptoms can include fever, trembling, and trembling.

According to an O report In 2015, about 3.2 billion people are endangered by malaria. That year alone, there were 214 million new infections and 438,000 deaths.

Yellow fever

The disease is rare in tourists and can be found in sub-Saharan Africa, South America and parts of the Caribbean. Symptoms range from light to serious fever and can be prevented by vaccination.

Fever Denge

About a third of the world's population lives in areas where dengue fever can occur. At least 100 million people contract the disease each year, making it more deadly in the tropics and subtropics.

Last year, the UN called for sending aid to Yemen because 3,000 people were infected.

Chicuongiya virus

It was discovered in 2013, and epidemics were reported in Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Indian and Pacific Ocean. The disease is characterized by swelling of joints, headaches, and pain. A cure has yet to be found.

Western Nile Virus

The West Nile virus is one of the most common disease transmitted by mosquitoes but causes problems in less than one percent of those infected with flu - related symptoms. The tropics can be taken year - round. Causes the fever of the Western Nile.

East Encephalitis of the Horses

It is also considered one of the most common diseases among mosquitoes and kills about 35% of the infected, while 50% end up with serious brain damage.

The disease has been reported in the United States, Canada, Central and South America.

Western Horse Encephalitis

He attacks both men and horses. The first case was reported in 1930 in California. It is found mainly in the Western United States and Mexico, and symptoms are either slight or unobtrusive.

Japanese Encephalitis

It's mostly in Asia and the Western Pacific. Some patients may not have symptoms, but most receive muscle inflammation and cramping.

In one case in 250 cases, the disease attacks the brain and then has no healing.