“Ah, the summer is red, I would love you, if it were not for the heat and dust, not for mosquitoes and flies …” These words of the classic of Russian literature A. S. Pushkin are relevant to this day. With warming and the arrival of summer, a lot of insects appear, and especially flies. And flies are the main carriers of parasitic and infectious diseases on earth.
Instructions
Step 1
Flies carry a wide variety of pathogens due to the special structure of the legs and jaws. On the fly's legs there are micro-glands that secrete a sticky substance, to which debris, dust and bacteria adhere. Most often, flies like to sit on butter, cheese and other dairy products, as well as on meat.
Step 2
Flies are the causative agents of 3-5 epidemics annually in Russia. Diseases are most often caused by eating foods contaminated by flies. Flies also carry the eggs of the worms. Most of the diseases carried by flies can lead to serious complications, and in advanced cases, fatal, if you do not pay attention to the symptoms in time and do not start treatment.
Step 3
The most common diseases carried by flies are dysentery, diphtheria, typhoid fever and cholera.
Step 4
Symptoms such as fever, fever or chills, decreased appetite, decreased blood pressure, and abdominal pain may indicate a serious illness - dysentery, which is spread by flies, the Shegill bacteria.
Step 5
The appearance of inflammation of the mucous membrane of the mouth and nasopharynx, problems with the cardiovascular, nervous and excretory systems indicate diphtheria.
Step 6
Fever, severe diarrhea, weakness, weight loss, an enlarged abdomen, and a rash on the chest and abdomen may indicate typhoid fever. Although it is not widespread in Russia, the likelihood of the disease, especially in the southern regions, is still there.
Step 7
Sudden loose stools, vomiting, severe abdominal pain, leg cramps, extreme thirst, and fatigue are indicative of cholera. If such symptoms appear, you should immediately consult a doctor, as the disease can have serious consequences.
