Jiggers Causes Effects and Prevention

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Jiggers: Causes, Effects, and Prevention • What is a Jigger? • A jigger, also known as a sand flea, is a tiny parasitic insect found in sandy areas of warm, dry climates. These pests thrive in deserts, beaches, stables, and farm soils, often hiding in crevices and cracks on floors, walls, and furniture. Jiggers feed on the blood of warm-blooded hosts, including humans, cats, dogs, rats, pigs, cattle, and sheep. • How Jiggers Cause Disease • The impregnated female jigger causes harm by burrowing into the host's skin, typically under the toe or fingernails. As it feeds on the host's blood, the flea enlarges, forming a round sac filled with eggs, resembling the size and shape of a pea. The flea eventually releases these eggs and is then sloughed off from the host's skin. • • #Jiggers: Causes, Effects, and Prevention • #Nutrition • #Health • #Diseases • #InsightBase • • Follow Me Here Too: • • Facebook: / insightbase24h

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