Scrub typhus is spreading across 74 districts in Nepal, with over 9,000 recorded infections this year causing significant public health concern. While there is no vaccine, the bacterial infection can be treated with free antibiotics available at state-run health facilities if patients seek prompt medical care for persistent high fever and other symptoms.
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Scrub typhus is spreading across 74 districts in Nepal, with over 9,000 recorded infections this year causing significant public health concern. While there is no vaccine, the bacterial infection can be treated with free antibiotics available at state-run health facilities if patients seek prompt medical care for persistent high fever and other symptoms.
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