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Disease Information:Japanese Encephalitis(JE)

Incubation Period

Mosquitoes are zoophilic (feed on animals - vertebrate hosts) - female mosquitoes get infected after feeding on viremia hosts.

After 9-12 days, incubation period - mosquitoes transmit disease to other vertebrate hosts. The average life of Culex mosquito is 21 days. Culex can fly over long distances of 4-5 kms. Epidemics offur during monsoon and post monsoon period because the vector density is high. However, in endemic areas, sporadic cases may occur throughout the year.

JE in man :

Incubation period : 5 - 15 days.
All individuals bitten by infected mosquitoes do not suffer from the disease.
Ration of overt disease to in apparent infection = 1: 200 to 1: 1000.
Thus JE follows the pattern of iceberg phenomenon of disease i.e. the cases seen represent only a few individuals while those suffering from in apparent infections are many and are not approached by health functionaries.

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