Can Japanese encephalitis be cured?

Japanese encephalitis is a very common disease at present. It can have a great impact on a person's body. It is most commonly transmitted through mosquito bites and scratches by animals. Therefore, if there are animals at home, you must pay attention to personal hygiene and do a good job of eliminating mosquitoes. Japanese encephalitis can be cured as long as it is reasonably controlled.

Japanese encephalitis, abbreviated as JE, commonly known as "encephalitis", is an acute infectious disease caused by the Japanese encephalitis virus.

Japanese encephalitis is mainly transmitted through mosquito bites. After a mosquito bites livestock (poultry) or a patient, its body becomes infected with the Japanese encephalitis virus. When the infected mosquito bites a healthy person again, the virus is transmitted into the healthy person's blood, and then enters the brain through the blood, where it grows and multiplies, making the person sick. Japanese encephalitis is most likely to occur in summer and autumn. The mortality rate of severe patients is high, and some patients may have serious sequelae such as hemiplegia, facial paralysis, limb spasm, visual impairment, dementia and aphasia.

Methods/Steps: When killing and preventing mosquitoes, pay attention to killing overwintering mosquitoes and early spring mosquitoes.

Good management of livestock such as pigs and horses and good environmental hygiene in livestock sheds can reduce the virus transmission rate in animal pens, thereby protecting susceptible people. Vaccination: Timely injection of Japanese encephalitis vaccine can improve the immunity of susceptible people and is one of the most important measures to prevent this disease.