2024-04-25 07:37:22
[Tiques/Fièvre/Diarrhée/Piqûres de moustiques]Don’t underestimate mosquito bites during outdoor activities in summer. Improper treatment can be fatal. A woman in her 50s suddenly developed fever and diarrhea. At first she thought she had a cold. Over the next few days, his condition deteriorated rapidly. He became confused and suffered pain throughout his body. He ultimately died without treatment. The doctor suspected that the woman was bitten by an insect and infected with a virus and died. Her daughter also blamed herself for not discovering that her mother was ill at an early stage and that early medical treatment might have saved her life. the tick took away its mother forever.”
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The first symptoms resembled a cold, suspected of being bitten by a tick
The female victimlittle red book“I posted an article to share my mother’s recent death from illness, saying that my mother, who was in her 50s, started getting sick in the middle of this month (the 12th). She suddenly had chills, vomiting and diarrhea which is harmful, and even expressed that she had no appetite. The female victim did not pay attention, thinking that her mother just had a cold and fever. so she took some medicine that night and went to bed.
The next day, the mother began experiencing other symptoms, such as pain in her waist and feet, which continued to worsen, so she sought medical attention. After a series of tests, it was discovered that the mother’s white blood cell and platelet indices were low, but the cause might not be determined. A bone marrow aspiration was performed the next day and abnormalities in the blood were noted. It was suspected that he had been bitten by a tick. The victim, a woman, did not realize the seriousness of the matter at the time and thought the insect bite was a minor problem.
Hearing this statement, I thought there was a glimmer of hope. At that time, I didn’t realize how serious tick bites might be, because many people have been bitten, and I have been bitten before.
My daughter died following staying in the hospital for 7 days and regretted delaying treatment.
Unexpectedly, my mother’s condition worsened. She “began to become confused and writhing in pain.” Her body pains became worse, and even painkiller injections might not relieve her. The victim saw her mother being tortured and said frankly, “I’m heartbroken and I don’t know how to help her.” At that point, a nurse on duty said to the victim: “It doesn’t seem like your mother is really in physical pain, but as if it was due to a neurological problem. »
I don’t understand either, I always thought she just had back pain.
The mother remained in the hospital for observation, but her condition did not improve even following taking medication. The doctor advised the victim and her family to prepare mentally, saying that her mother’s life was in decline and “the probability of survival was very low, almost non-existent”, and suggested taking her home to spend his last days. Ultimately, my mother died of illness 7 days following seeing a doctor.
I feel like my mom waited too long because she didn’t know she was bitten. I regret thinking at first it was a liver-brain issue or COVID-19. It would have been better if I had paid more attention to it earlier. …
6 Tips to Prevent Tick-Borne Spotted Fever
According to the Department of Food and Environmental Hygiene, ticks are parasites of mammals such as dogs and rats. The larvae of most ticks congregate on the tips of grass or leaves. When animals pass by, they jump on them and pierce their mouthparts deep into the skin of animals or humans to suck blood, thus spreading disease. Tick-borne spotted fever can also be contracted by accidentally touching the remains or feces of an infected tick in a wound or eye. In this regard, the Department of Food and Environmental Hygiene recommends 6 tips to prevent tick-borne spotted fever infection:
1. Apply insect repellent to clothing or skin as directed on the label.
2. Wear light-colored, long-sleeved shirts and pants
3. Avoid sitting or lying down in the jungle
4. Avoid contact with roadside grass
5. Deworm your animals regularly
6. Don’t feed stray dogs
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