Although rare, the disease is certainly seeing a spike in the number of incidences because of various reasons. The most important among them is the fact that rodents are increasingly finding their way into our homes either as a pet or as a pest. In fact, the number of children who are affected by rat bite fever has been specifically on the rise. Therefore, wild rats should not be brought home and if there is an infestation, appropriate measures for extermination must be undertaken to prevent the disease from spreading.
Haverhill fever
Tomato fever
Rat-bite fever
Cuban fever
Cotton fever
Boutonneuse fever
Blackwater fever
Spondweni fever