It's tick season in Indiana. What you need to know.
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As warmer weather arrives in Indiana, residents are advised to take precautions against tick bites, which can transmit diseases like ehrlichiosis and Lyme. Monroe County has reported a significant number of tick-related cases in recent years, with the lone star tick being a primary concern.
Indiana is experiencing tick season, with Monroe County reporting a high number of cases. The lone star tick, which can transmit ehrlichiosis, was found in large numbers in the county. Blacklegged ticks, which can transmit Lyme disease, have also been reported. To prevent tick bites, residents are advised to take precautions when outdoors, including using tick repellent and conducting regular tick checks. Ticks can be found in parks and backyards, and can be difficult to detect due to their small size. The Monroe County Health Department encourages residents to report tick sightings and take steps to prevent tick bites.
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