What is the possibility of getting sick from a house mouse, really?

Nobody has done this?

>>2234591
As long as you're not eating from the food it's eating in you'll be fine. Deer mice are ones that you need to worry more about. Mouse shit can also cause health problems if you let it build up

>>2234591
They're carriers of diseases or have parasites with life stages that can be harmful to humans but not the mice

Just kill the fucking mouse or you're going to get infested.

>>2234591
It's just one mouse now, but just wait..

If anything a corpse of a mouse is less dangerous than a living one. Dead bodies of anything isn't really a problem. Most harmful viruses or diseases will die off, but even then the likely hood of you catching one from a live one is very low. Otherwise we would all be fucking dying.

I get a mouse or two a good once every two years. More so in my old house only if my backyard flooded. I've never been infested. We had one or three in the old house. This new house we found starving blind babies crawling around and felt so bad we raised them and released them somewhere else. As much of a bleeding heart as I am - get rid of them. Disease or not, something is wrong when they're about your house. Don't encourage it. Don't LET them infest. It can get out of hand. We were careful and on top of it when it was so rainy. Those baby mice only happened when the mom was caught in a trap I wasn't aware of and when my roomie showed me here I saw she was lactacting so I was on watch.

Just because you like them and dont want to hurt them, just clean up. Seal off holes. Make or get 'humane' traps. Release them far, far away. I like mice. Even wild mice. But if you have so many just shitty you've enabled them for so long. It's dirty and you're not keeping food where it belongs. Killing them only makes room for more. Fucking clean shit up.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hantavirus

>>2234591
Uhm, regardless of it not carrying diseases its shitting and pissing in your house

Think about it :|