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Japanese encephalitis
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Information
Region (s)areas of altitude below 2 250 m in South Asia, South East Asia and East Asia
CauseVirus (Flavivirus)
VectorMosquito female Culex
ContagiousnessNot done no
CIM-10A83.0
CIM-9062.0
Handicap:deafness, hemiparesis
Prophylaxis:
* vaccineDo Yes
* medicationNot done no
Therapy:Not done no
Location
Areas affected by Japanese encephalitis
Areas affected by Japanese encephalitis
Wikivoyage does not provide medical adviceMedical warning

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THE'Japanese encephalitis is a viral disease transmitted by the bite of a female mosquito of the genus Culex and, mainly by Culex tritaeniorhynchus.

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  • Media center Logo indicating a link to the website – The page devoted to Japanese encephalitis on the website of theWHO. (last update jul. 2016)
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