Prevention and Control of Leishmaniasis
1. Personal protection
Individuals can prevent infection by avoiding being bitten by sand flies.
It is recommended that personal protection measures be taken, such as
repellents, fine mesh screens, insecticide treated clothing and/ or
insecticide treated bed nets are used.
2. Application of insecticides
- Spraying the interior surfaces of houses with residual insecticides, such
as DDT, Malathion, propoxur, etc.
- If out door resting sites are known they can be sprayed with residual
insecticides.
3. Application of basic sanitation
This is aimed at abolishing the breeding sites around human habitation,
such as proper disposal of refuse; filling of cracks and holes in the soils
and walls.
4. Control of Animal Reservoir
In Ethiopia, control measures were carried out against the rock hyrax, a
wild animal reservoir of leishmaniasis, where by reduction of the
prevalence of leishmaniasis was occurred. Similarly control measures can be
taken against foxes and dogs.
Prevention and control of Atopic dermatitis
1. Case treatment: Treatment is more effective when a partnership
develops that includes the patient, family members and doctor.
2. Prevent scratching or rubbing whenever possible.
3. Protect skin from excessive moisture, irritants, and rough clothing.
4. Maintain a cool, stable temperature and consistent humidity levels.
5. Limit exposure to dust, cigarette smoke, pollens, and animal danger.
6. Recognize and limit emotional stress.
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Thursday, December 27, 2018
Prevention and Control of Leishmaniasis
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