What is another word for acaridiasis?
Pronunciation: [ɐkˈaɹɪdˌɪɐsˌiz] (IPA) 
Acaridiasis is a medical disorder that refers to a parasitic infestation caused by mites and ticks. Also known as mite or tick infestation, acaridiasis leads to various allergic reactions, skin irritations, and in severe cases, even death. The ailment is somewhat common in farm animals, but humans can also contract it through close proximity to infected animals or poor hygiene conditions. Some of the other terms used interchangeably for acaridiasis are tick-borne infestation, mite-borne infestation, parasitic tick infection, and tick-borne disease. These synonyms are commonly used in medical research and literature to refer to this condition that can be serious and sometimes fatal if not treated promptly.
