What is tick-borne Encephalitis?
Also known as TBE, it is a viral infection that can spread to humans by the bite of a parasite that looks like a mini spider, and it is called “TICK.” It is most common in Europe, including parts of England, Russia, Japan, and China. Ticks are most commonly present in grassy areas, and you are more at risk if you go hiking or camping. What are the different types of tick-borne encephalitis and their symptoms? Western European tick-borne encephalitis Siberian tick-borne encephalitis Far Eastern tick-borne encephalitis About two of every three people infected with tick-borne encephalitis virus do not develop symptoms, but it can be hazardous if symptoms start to show up. Some initial symptoms of tick-borne encephalitis will develop between two and 28 days after being bitten by a tick. Symptoms can include: Fever Headache Malaise Tiredness/weakness Muscle pain Vomiting What are the possible causes? You primarily find ticks in the woods, forests, riverside, and brushwood. You can be ...