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General Overview, clinical importance and bio-characteristics of the blood sucking flies
<p>The blood sucking flies are important as intermediate hosts in the transfer of leishmaniasis, trypanosomiasis, Onchocerciasis and loa loa. What really do we need to know?</p><p>There are different classes in this category which are: Phlebotonus, Smulium, Chrysops and the Glossina flies.</p><p><b>Phleotonus (sandfly, moth fly and Owl midge)</b><br>There general morphology is as follows: Thorax is hump-backed; small sized (3mm), body and wings are quite hairy, their wings are devoid of scales, when wings are at rest, they are held in 'v' at 60 degrees angle, wings are veined in parallel lines, mouth parts are structured for piercing and biting and finally they are yellow-buff colored.</p><p><u>habits and distribution</u><br>Active nocturnal feeders, females alone are bloodsuckers cosmopolitan in tropical and subtropical climates. Breeding places hard to find; under stones, in masonry cracks, poultry houses, hollow trees, breeding places are generally non aquatic.</p><p><u>Symptoms of bite</u><br>Rose-colored papule at site of bite, with 10-20mm zone of erythema stinging pain and itching Nausea, fever, and malaise in sensitive individuals.</p><p><u>Parasite and disease transmitted</u><br>Leishmania donovani (kala-azar), Leishmania tropica (oriental sore), L.braziliensis (American leishmaniasis), Phlebotomus fever (pappataci fever), Bartonella bacilliformis (Oroya fever, carrison's disease).</p><p><b>simulium (Black fly, Buffalo gnat)</b><br>There general morphology is as follows: Small size (2-3mm); body is black, body is sturdy, legs are short, conspicuous compound eyes, short proboscis with blade-like cutting organs, wings are broad and usually clear, body appears longitudinally striped due to fine silver.</p><p><u>Habits and distribution</u><br>Cosmopolitan in distribution, breeds along shaded watercourses or woodland streams. Females bite in the day time.</p><p><u>Symptoms of bite</u><br>Bite is initially painless; wound bleeds profusely; pain, itching, and swelling develops later.</p><p><u>Parasite and disease transmitted</u><br>Onchocerca volvulus (onchocerciasis)</p><p><b>Chrysops (Deer fly Tabanid Mangrove fly</b><br>There general morphology is as follows: Highly colored yellow banded abdomen with dark stripes; mouth parts fitted for stabbing and cutting; wings clear with dark band along anterior margins; wings held spread away and horizontal to body.</p><p><u>Habits and distribution</u><br>Cosmopolitan, but more common in America. Female bite in early morning or late afternoon. Breeds in woodlands, marshy ponds or roadside ditches.</p><p><u>Symptoms of bite</u><br>Several thrusts of cutting mouth parts leave an unsightly puncture wound pain and swelling develop within a few hours. Loa loa pasteurella tularensis (tularemia).</p><p><b>Glossina (Tse tse fly)</b><br>Its morphology is as follows: Slightly larger than housefly, its brownish in color, resting wings overcrossed like scissor blades, slender proboscis held horizontal to ground.</p><p><u>Habits and distribution</u><br>Found in equatorial africa, G.Palpalis: hot dump areas along borders of rivers, lakes, and streams in West Africa Males and females bite in the day. Bite have minor significance. The parasite responsible is the Trypanosoma rhodesiense, Trypanosoma gambiense (African sleeping sickness).</p><p>I am Funom Theophilus Makama. I advertise through writing. As a platinum expert Author, I write lots of articles and hence promote interested websites, companies, groups, organizations, and communities through publishing and distributing my articles. For more information on this interesting venture, click on the link below:</p><p><a target="_new" href="http://funom-makama.blogspot.com/2010/07/advertising-contracts.html">http://funom-makama.blogspot.com/2010/07/advertising-contracts.html</a></p>
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I need a remedy for yellow fly bites.?
Someone please help me, I received about ten yellow fly bites about 2 days ago, mostly on my feet. I used an insect repellent, but they still bit me. I didn't sleep last night from the relentless itching. I can't wear shoes, or stand anything to touch the bite areas. Please, Please tell me something to help relieve this terrible itching. I have used hydrocortisone cream and ice packs...ice packs seem to work better.
Try this.. Get a bottle of Adolphs Meat Tenderizer.. Only Adolphs..not the generic. Put some of it in a small cap or whatever and add some water to make a paste. If you add too much water just put a little more tenderizer in it. Put the paste on your bites.
This works for ANY insect bite that has alkaline neurotoxins. Alolphs meat tenderizer has papaya and other stuff which actually penetrate the skin and go into the tissue (this is how it tenderizes meat).. it destroy the molecular bonds that make up fat (acidic)..which also seems to counteract Alkaline neurotoxins and neutralize them. If you get bit by wasp, bee, fire ant etc.. use this. I always keep one extra bottle on hand in case I or my wife gets bit by something. My wife got nailed by about 13 ground wasps one day mowing. I had to get her to the ER.. But.. before we left I put this remedy on her feet and ankles. We got her to the ER where they gave her all kinds of other stuff...but it helped with her pain until I could get her there. I've used it myself on multiple fire ant bites.
Good luck.. hope you feel better
