Learn about the causes, symptoms and remedies for viral fever dengue

Lately, the prevalence of dengue fever has become a worry for everyone. This is generally considered the Dengue season from July to October. Therefore, there is a need for increased awareness. Let's find out more about the causes and cure of dengue.

How does dengue spread?

Dengue virus-carrying Aedes aegypti mosquito bite is mainly dengue fever. If a mosquito bites a person with a fever, and if the same mosquito bites a healthy person, then the healthy person is more likely to suffer from dengue fever. Usually the Aedes mosquito that carries the virus is infected with dengue within four to six days after it has been bitten by a human. Thus, the disease is spreading from one mosquito to another through mosquitoes.

Who is more dengue?

The outbreak is more noticeable in the aristocratic areas of the city than the people living in the village. The main reason for this is because of the floral tub or drain on the roof of the shark cottage where transparent water is stored where these mosquitoes can easily drip and spread. Dengue is more common in young children than in adults. Those who have had a history of dengue fever before then have the risk of becoming more serious, especially in children.

Symptoms of dengue fever

There are mainly two types of dengue fever. 

(1) classical dengue fever and 

(2) hemorrhagic fever. The symptoms and severity of the two types of fever are different. The symptoms and severity of the disease are discussed in detail below.

2. Classical dengue fever

Classical dengue fever usually causes severe pain in the body with acute fever. Occasionally, the level of fever may exceed 5 Fahrenheit. This pain is especially acute in various joints of the body such as waist, back bone and muscle aches. In addition, there may be acute pain in the back of the head and eyes. At times, the pain levels are so intense that it seems like the knee is breaking down. That's why this fever is also called 'break sister fever'. In addition four or five days of fever may appear like red allergies or sweating throughout the body. Besides, the nausea may even lead to nausea. This may make the patient feel extra tired. In addition, the patient's eating habits decrease. In some patients, it is also called 'by-physical fever' when the fever returns after two or three days.

3. Hemorrhagic Dengue Fever:

Hemorrhagic Dengue Fever If the condition becomes more complex. This type of fever can cause blood vomiting from various parts of the body such as the skin, under the eyes and out of the eyes, nose, mouth, toothbrush or cough. In addition, fresh blood can come out of the closet, including the black closet. If the disease, many people may have symptoms such as water in the chest, water accumulation in the stomach. In many cases, the patient may have jaundice with a liver attack. Again, kidney attacks can occur like renal failure. One of the most common forms of dengue fever is dengue shock syndrome, which can lead to a sudden drop in blood pressure. Other complications include pulse pulse tremor and fastness, coldness of hands and feet, loss of urine, and sudden death of the patient.

When should you go to the doctor?

Dengue fever itself gets better. Therefore, it is better to take action according to the doctor's advice according to different symptoms. The major symptoms that must be addressed to the doctor immediately are:

• If there is bleeding from any part of the body.
• If blood platelets have low platelet levels
• If you have trouble breathing.
• When the water in the stomach swells.
• If the urine levels decrease.
• Symptoms of jaundice appear in the body.
• Excessive fatigue or weakness in the body.
• Severe abdominal pain or vomiting.

How to treat dengue

If someone suffers from dengue fever but does not get treatment, the patient usually gets better within 3-5 days. However, in order to avoid any serious dengue complications, the patient must follow the doctor's advice. For this, the following medical measures can be taken to treat dengue.

• The patient must rest until fully healed.
• If you have dengue, you should eat plenty of water, sorbet, dab water and other fluids.
• If the patient cannot eat with his mouth, saline should be given in his veins.
• If the patient has high fever, only paracetamol-containing drugs can be given to reduce it. However, no painkillers of aspirin or diclofenac can be given in any way. Taking these drugs may increase the risk of bleeding.
• It can also be removed with a wet cloth to reduce fever.

Ways to prevent dengue:

Since mosquitoes are the carriers of dengue fever, prevention of this disease is possible through the prevention of these carriers. For this reason, in addition to preventing the breeding of dengue mosquitoes, you must make sure that mosquitoes do not bite you. Since the Aedes mosquito lives in aristocratic areas, large, beautiful buildings, and laying eggs in transparent clean water, keeping these habitats clean regularly is an effective step to prevent the spread of the disease. That is why the following should be looked at.

• If there are bushes, reservoirs or jungles around the house, it should be cleaned.
• As the Aedes mosquito lays eggs in transparent water, it must be removed quickly if there is a vase of nest, any unused clutches, dubbed cloaks, or abandoned tires.
• It is important to note that no more than five days of water freezing, such as aquariums, refrigerators or air conditioners, etc., should be done in the bathroom or elsewhere in the room.
• Aedes mosquitoes usually bite in the morning and evening. This is why masquito repellants can be applied to cover the body well during the day, if needed.
• To prevent mosquito attacks, mosquito nets should be installed on doors and windows of the house.
• During the day, you must sleep by hanging mosquitoes or burning coils.
• Children should not wear half pants when they go to school, then they should wear flower pants and then sent to school.
• To prevent mosquitoes from using mosquitoes, spray, coil, mats should be ensured to avoid mosquito bites during the day or night.
• Above all, if a person is infected with dengue, the patient must always be kept in the mosquito so that no mosquito bites him.

It is not possible to eradicate dengue fever from our nature. Therefore, the environment of breeding and breeding mosquitoes should not be created so everyone should be careful. Regular use of mosquitoes will not be forgotten. It is only with awareness and prevention that it is possible to survive this painful disease.