What is a fever?

Fever rat is zoonotic diseases, which means that it is transmitted from animals to humans, which is most common in Japan, although it can be seen in other regions. People withdraw to the bite of rats when they are bitten by rats or mice, which carry bacteria responsible for this condition. Fever is characterized by a symptom of the disease. It is highly treatable and in most cases can be solved very quickly with the course of antibiotic therapy. Spirillum minus and streptobacillus moniliformis are transmissible from rats or mice to humans, but not from man to man, so someone who has this disease is not endangered by others to someone else. This condition is also known as spiritual fever, streptobacillosis, streptobacillary fever or sodoku, depending on the area of ​​the world where it is diagnosed and which bacteria is responsible. The area around the bite can be inflamed and itching and the patient experiences muscle pain, joint pain, headache, nausea, chills, vomiting and charactEristic fever. In some cases, the situation can solve itself without treatment, even if it may take months. In other cases, the patient may develop complications that could lead to death. For this reason, it is usually recommended to find treatment for rank bite.

The patient does not have to remember that he has been bitten. If someone represents these symptoms in an area where the disease is common and she or he has an open pain or an irritated area on the body, it may be indicators that the patient may have rats bite. Diagnostic tests can be performed to see if bacteria are present in the body and antibiotics can be prescribed for the treatment of infection.

These rare diseases are the most common among people who manipulate rats and mice, such as laboratory staff and staff with pets. People can also obtain diseases from PET rats and mice. People can limitIt is advisable to drink only pasteurized or sterilized fluids and from the rats and mice from being able to drink and avoid exposure to the rakes and mice.