基孔肯雅热，到底怎么防？

Group 1 - The recent outbreak of Chikungunya fever in some southern cities of China has raised public concern due to the rapid reproduction of mosquitoes in hot and rainy weather [1][7] - Chikungunya fever is transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes, similar to Dengue fever, with a shorter incubation period and faster transmission rate, being two to three times quicker than Dengue [5][3] - Symptoms of Chikungunya include significant pain in small joints, particularly in the wrists, and can lead to long-term complications in vulnerable populations [5][4] Group 2 - Key preventive measures against Chikungunya include mosquito control, such as eliminating standing water and personal protection against bites [7][8] - Environmental mosquito control involves clearing stagnant water from containers, maintaining cleanliness in water-holding areas, and managing waste to prevent breeding [8][10] - Personal protective measures include using screens, mosquito nets, and repellents, especially during peak mosquito activity times [11][12] Group 3 - Travelers to areas with Chikungunya outbreaks should monitor their health for 12 days after returning and seek medical attention if symptoms arise [13][14] - Immediate medical consultation is advised for individuals experiencing fever, joint or muscle pain, or rashes, especially if they have a history of travel to affected regions [14]