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Mosquito Bite & Mouth: Risk of Infection & Lesions Explained
The blood of a crushed mosquito cannot cause harmful effects through transmission to the mouth due to its very small quantity. Additionally, saliva would immediately wash away microscopic amount of mosquito body fragments before reaching your tongue. Mosquito transmitted diseases require bites rather than blood contact on skin.Mosquito Bites - Related Articles
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