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Dengue hemorrhagic fever

Dengue fever

Dengue is a dangerous disease that spreads through mosquito bites. Dengue spreads by the Aedes female mosquito bites. This mosquito grows in clean water. Dengue expands more in the rainy season. Rain water gets accumulated in puffs, coolers, tires etc. in which Aedes mosquitoes grow.

Dengue fever is very fast and it also brings weakness and dizziness. Some people become unconscious due to dizziness. Dengue patients also get vomiting and the taste of their mouth changes. Headache, body ache and back pain are reported in dengue. Let us give you information about dengue.

What is dengue

Dengue Aedes is an acute viral infection caused by mosquito bites. This causes the process of normal clotting (clotting) of the body to become chaotic. When dengue, the number of platelets decreases. Bleeding from body also occurs when there is dengue.

How dengue spreads

Like malaria, dengue fever also spreads through bites of mosquitoes. These mosquitoes are called 'Aedes mosquito' which also bite in the day. In patients with dengue fever, there is a considerable amount of dengue virus in the blood of the patient. When an Aede mosquito bites another patient after cutting a patient of a dengue, it transports the dengue virus to the person's body.

Symptoms of dengue fever

High fever is a major symptom of dengue.

There is very severe pain in the body, especially in joints and bones.

The head hurts very fast.

Hands and feet are rashes, especially in the depressed portion.

Nausea and vomiting

Diagnosis and treatment of dengue

Dengue is diagnosed by blood investigation. The number of platelets is found to be performed on patients having a blood test. Hemoblobin can be normal in this. Blood bleeding and clotting time may be long. Correct diagnosis of dengue is due to the presence of viral antigen in the blood test.

There is no treatment for dengue virus. In order to meet the lost platelet, transfusion of platelet, blood and large amounts are given by intravenous fluid. Extra antibiotic is given to prevent malaria and other infections.