Infectious Nile Fever: Understanding the Disease, Its Impact and Prevention Measures

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According to Dr. Avi Gadot, head of the neurology department at Ichilov, the disease can be fatal for older individuals with weakened immune systems. He shared information about a drug currently being tested at the hospital to treat patients diagnosed with Nile fever. Meanwhile, MK Ofer Kasif emphasized the importance of not waiting for the number of patients to increase and pointed out that those who recover from the disease often suffer permanent damage.

MK Yasser Hojirat expressed concern about the increasing number of cases and urged for early action to find a cure for the disease. Dr. Or Krieger, a specialist in infectious diseases, also noted the unusual morbidity and the looming fear of the situation worsening. Dr. Shai Reicher, Director of the Pest and Control Division at the Ministry of Environmental Protection, mentioned that mosquitoes are greatly influenced by weather conditions and emphasized the importance of understanding how knowledge and proper behavior can help prevent the disease.

MK Ofer Kasif also stressed that while some may not be affected by Nile fever, older individuals with weakened immune systems are more vulnerable. He urged people to take precautions such as using insect repellent and avoiding areas where mosquitoes breed during hot summer months when cases tend to spike.

Dr. Avi Gadot shared more details on how Nile fever affects those who have been infected by it. He explained that symptoms can include fever, chills, muscle pain, headaches, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea