Dengue fever is the fastest spread of mosquitoes worldwide and is the result of four dengue viruses. Dengue cases are also on the rise in various Pakistani cities right now. An estimated 400 million people worldwide are exposed to the heavens each year, and 96 million of them are sick.
Dengue fever is caused by Aedes mosquito bites and transmits the virus to the bloodstream after being bitten. However, the disease cannot spread directly from one person to another.
There are many types of fever, their names are different and their symptoms are different and you are treated in different ways.
Today we give you information about dengue.
Dengue fever is very common today. Therefore, it is very important that you know about it so that by properly understanding its symptoms and taking appropriate precautions, you can ensure your family's protection against this deadly disease.
Dengue is a dangerous and deadly virus transmitted by a female mosquito (Aedes albopictus). Mosquitoes have white and black spots on their bodies.
Dengue-carrying mosquitoes lay their eggs in clean water. The rainy season is ready for breeding. During this time, dengue is widespread and sometimes catastrophic.
There are four types of dengue virus:
DEN4.DEN3.DEN2.DEN1
Now the question arises what are the symptoms of dengue? How do you know if a patient has dengue?
Dengue fever is also called osteoporosis.
Symptoms may be something like this.
It causes severe pain in the bones and joints.
There is a high fever, fever, nausea and vomiting.
Inflammation of the liver can also be one of the symptoms.
Sometimes the symptoms are so severe that it is difficult to diagnose the disease.
The first attack of dengue fever is accompanied by mild symptoms. It is called a primary infection. The second infection is worse. Re-infection causes intestinal inflammation in adults. The formation of small intestine arteries may be affected. In the event of a recurrent infection, it becomes worse and takes the form of "dengue hemorrhagic fever".
Sometimes bruises appear on the patient's body. When the condition worsens, the patient faints. This is called "Dengue Shock Sandroom". It can also be a victim.
It is also important to know how Dengue Fever can be diagnosed. To determine whether a patient has the disease or not, CBC i.e. Complete Blood Count is also tested to confirm Dengue Antigen and Dengue. Antibutics tests are performed, and tests such as PCR and Immunoblot can also be used to diagnose the disease.
Inflammation of the liver causes a decrease in the amount of CBS and WBC and yellow blood cells. Lives are at stake. If their number is less than 20,000 then platelets are urgently needed to avoid the risk of bleeding.
With regard to the treatment of dengue fever, it is a viral infection, so it is very important that you check for symptoms and treat them by looking at the same symptoms. That is, pills are given for fever and pain.
If there is a risk of bleeding, yellow cells are used.
If there is a shocking sandroom, the patient is given a nerve fluid.
Most importantly know about dengue fever and how to prevent it. Is it possible to prevent it. Avoiding dengue fever is the best way. Additional safety measures can be taken in this regard.
You must be logged in to post a comment.