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    Ticks transmit dangerous diseases and cause paralysis in humans and animals globally. Understanding tick-borne illnesses is crucial for public health, especially in regions like Egypt.

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  • Identification of key tick-borne diseases and their vectors.

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    • Ticks transmit numerous infectious diseases and their toxins can cause paralysis.
    • Tick paralysis requires consideration in differential diagnoses for neurological conditions in children.
    • Emerging tick-borne diseases like Crimean Congo hemorrhagic fever (CCHF), babesiosis, and infantile tick paralysis are significant concerns.
    • Lyme disease is prevalent globally and present in Egypt.

    Conclusions:

    • Tick-borne diseases represent a substantial global health threat, necessitating integrated management strategies.
    • Tick paralysis is a critical consideration in pediatric neurology, especially in endemic areas.
    • Continued surveillance and research into tick populations and tick-borne pathogens are essential for public health.