Rickettsiosis

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Rickettsiosis

Rickettsiosis is a range of infections that can be caused by rickettsial bacteria. These include typhus, Rocky Mountain spotted fever and trench fever. Symptoms of Rickettsiosis are fever, headache, chills and skin rashes. This kind of infection is transmitted by lice, ticks and mites. Typically antibiotics like Doxycycline are used to treat rickettsial infection.

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