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What is Equine Encephalitis (Equine Encephalitis)?
Equine encephalitis, a viral disease that affects horses’ nervous systems, is called Equine Encephalitis. This virus is transmitted by mosquitoes. There are three types: Eastern equine, Western equine, and Venezuelan horse encephalitis. Eastern equine-encephalitis, which can lead to death, is the most severe type. Although less severe, western equineencephalitis can cause neurological damage. Venezuelan equine Encephalitis is the most serious form of the disease, with only mild symptoms.
Equine Encephalitis: Signs and Symptoms
Equine encephalitis symptoms vary depending on which type of disease it is. Eastern equineencephalitis can cause fever, depression, nausea, paralysis, and loss of appetite. Western equine Encephalitis can cause fever, headaches, and muscle pain. Venezuelan equine Encephalitis is known to cause fever, headache and vomiting.
How can Equine Encephalitis be diagnosed?
Equine encephalitis can be diagnosed by looking at the symptoms. To confirm the diagnosis, a blood test may be performed.
How can Equine Encephalitis be treated?
Equine encephalitis is not a treatable condition. The treatment is usually supportive and focuses on the management of the symptoms.
How can Equine Encephalitis Be Prevented?
Equine encephalitis is not curable. Avoiding mosquito bites is the best way to prevent this disease. Wearing mosquito repellent and long sleeves, as well as pants and pants that have long sleeves, is a great way to prevent the disease.