tick paralysis

Which Ticks Cause Tick Paralysis?

Tick paralysis is primarily associated with female ticks from the genera *Dermacentor*, *Ixodes*, and *Amblyomma*. These ticks are found in various parts of the world, including North America, Australia, and some regions of Europe and Africa.

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