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Newcomer Mosquito invasion in BA

The northwest is the most affected area; Catamarca, Formosa and Chaco are the provinces with more cases.

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Radiografía de la epidemia histórica de dengue en la Argentina

Última actualización: 15/04/2024 La Argentina está atravesando la epidemia de dengue más importante de los últimos años. Según el último boletín epidemiológico del Ministerio de Salud...
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Catamarca, Formosa and Chaco are the provinces with the most cases per capita. But when looking at absolute numbers, the jurisdiction with the most cases is the City of Buenos Aires.
 
According to experts, the number of cases is decreasing. I hope it continues this way and that this historic outbreak, which has left so many deaths, comes to an end.

Are dengue cases going down in Argentina? What the experts say - Infobae

Are dengue cases going down in Argentina? What the experts say - Infobae Source: https://www.infobae.com/salud/2024/04/23/estan-bajando-los-casos-de-dengue-en-argentina-que-dicen-los-expertos/ April 23, 2024 The Ministry of Health reported that in the last 14 days there was a decrease in...
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Quirno said:
According to experts, the number of cases is decreasing. I hope it continues this way and that this historic outbreak, which has left so many deaths, comes to an end.

Are dengue cases going down in Argentina? What the experts say - Infobae

Are dengue cases going down in Argentina? What the experts say - Infobae Source: https://www.infobae.com/salud/2024/04/23/estan-bajando-los-casos-de-dengue-en-argentina-que-dicen-los-expertos/ April 23, 2024 The Ministry of Health reported that in the last 14 days there was a decrease in...
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How is the mosquito situation there now? Are the mosquitos still out or has it gotten better?
 
Sunny said:
Much better than a few weeks ago. The temperature right now is 16C. I've read that mosquitos are adapting to colder temps all over the world.
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Glad to hear the situation is improving. I had a friend whose brother died of Dengue in Brazil. It was shocking for his family. Let's hope this isn't the new normal.
 
Fortunately, the number of cases is decreasing in BA, perhaps thanks to the weather. Although the situation is critical in other provinces.


Historic dengue outbreak in Argentina: which are the 3 provinces where cases continue to increase - Infobae

Historic dengue outbreak in Argentina: which are the 3 provinces where cases continue to increase - Infobae Source: https://www.infobae.com/salud/2024/04/29/brote-historico-de-dengue-en-argentina-cuales-son-las-3-provincias-donde-los-casos-siguen-en-aumento/ April 29, 2024 The worst...
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Sunny said:
A mosquito was the third passenger in the elevator, last night. We tried to kill it, but it managed to enter our home unharmed. This morning I woke up with a mosquito parked on my pillow, right next to my head, it had to be the same one. It bit me, but that was it's very last meal. If this keeps up we are going to have to spray ourselves even at home. 😣

On our daily walk we try to avoid walking too close to trees, that's where they hang out. Thankfully, the homemade repellent I made continue to be very effective. That day I made a big batch and we are still using it.
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That is sad when they enter your home. That happened to us and we couldn't get rid of them. My girlfriend would walk her dog and I think they were attached to the dog. Nothing worse than having to apply mosquito spray in your own home. I have to come back to BA to get our stuff for final move to Spain and really hope they all die by the time we get back but not sounding likely.
 
Sunny said:
A mosquito was the third passenger in the elevator, last night. We tried to kill it, but it managed to enter our home unharmed. This morning I woke up with a mosquito parked on my pillow, right next to my head, it had to be the same one. It bit me, but that was it's very last meal. If this keeps up we are going to have to spray ourselves even at home. 😣

On our daily walk we try to avoid walking too close to trees, that's where they hang out. Thankfully, the homemade repellent I made continue to be very effective. That day I made a big batch and we are still using it.
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@Sunny its time to publish the formula of your home made repellent. These bastards are here for the winter.
 
GlasgowJohn said:
@Sunny its time to publish the formula of your home made repellent. These bastards are here for the winter.
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She posted it and it works! Thanks @Sunny for posting it. You can see her formula here.

Tried a homemade mosquito repellent

I watched several videos and decided to give the recipe an Argie girl swears by because it was cheap and easy to make: boil a pinch of cloves with a piece of cinnamon for 5 minutes, let cool, drain, add some 90% alcohol, fill a spray bottle and off you go. Well, I got bit once, near my ankle -...
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Jeb Spencer said:
She posted it and it works! Thanks @Sunny for posting it. You can see her formula here.

Tried a homemade mosquito repellent

I watched several videos and decided to give the recipe an Argie girl swears by because it was cheap and easy to make: boil a pinch of cloves with a piece of cinnamon for 5 minutes, let cool, drain, add some 90% alcohol, fill a spray bottle and off you go. Well, I got bit once, near my ankle -...
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Sorry I missed it. Thanks for flagging it up
 
The specialists clarified that the mosquito that persists even in cold climates is not the Aedes aegypti mosquito, transmitter of dengue, but the Aedes albifasciatus, also called “flood mosquito” or “plague mosquito” due to its way of reproduction... anyway we have to deal with them...

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Por qué todavía hay tantos mosquitos a pesar de la ola de frío

La pregunta se repite por la llamativa la presencia del insecto tanto en plazas y parques como en el interior de viviendas y comercios. ¿Se trata del transmisor del dengue? ¿Por qué son más resistentes? La explicación de los especialistas
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