Its neglect leads to death ... symptoms, causes and methods to prevent dengue fever

Dengue Fever is a disease that is transmitted with mosquitoes and spreads in tropical and semi -tropical regions of the world. It causes flu -like symptoms. A serious Dengue fever, known as hemorrhagic dengue fever, can lead to a sudden bleeding and low blood pressure (shock) and death. Millions of cases are infected with dengue in the world every year. It is more frequent in Southeast Asia, the west of the Pacific, Latin America and Africa. However, this disease spreads in new regions, including its distribution in Europe and the southern regions of the United States. Symptoms may show no indicators of the disease or symptoms in many people when they develop dengue infection. And if the symptoms occur, it may be wrong as symptoms of other diseases, such as flu, and usually start to appear after a period ranging between 4 days and 10 days exposure to a stomach mosquito. Dengue fever causes severe fever of 104 degrees Fahrenheit (40 ° C), and any of the following indicators and symptoms: Headache. Muscle pain, bones or joints. Nausea. Vomiting. Pain behind the eyes. Swelling of the glands. The result. Most people recover in a week or so. Symptoms are getting worse in some cases and can become life -threatening. It is known as acute dengue, hemorrhagic fever or dengue syndrome. The warning indicators contain acute dengue fever, which represents an emergency life, which can develop quickly, which usually begins on the first day or within two days of demolishing the fever: the following: severe stomach pain. Constant vomiting. Bleeding of gums or nose. The presence of blood in the urine, feces or vomiting. Blessing that can look like bruises. Problems with breathing. Fatigue. Ease of arousal or restlessness. The causes of Dengue fever occur as a result of any kind of four types of Dengue fever. You can’t pick up dengue infection from an infected person. This is because it is transmitted by mosquito bites. The occurrence of mosquitoes, which often causes the transmission of dengue viruses in the places of the human home and around them. If the mosquito bites a person with dengue fever, the virus moves to the mosquito. Then, when the affected mosquitoes bite another person, the virus enters the blood course of this person and causes infection. After recovering from Dengue fever, you will have a prolonged immunity to the type of virus you hit, but not against the other three types of dengue viruses. This means that in the future you can get one of the other three types of viruses again. The risk of developing serious dengue is increased if it is sufficient for Dengue fever for the second, third or fourth time. Risk factors are very vulnerable to the risk of dengue fever or another type of disease that is worse in the following cases: in tropical areas or to their journey. The presence in the tropical and semi -tropical areas increases the risk of infection with the virus that causes dengue fever. Especially high -risk areas, including Southeast Asia, the west of the Pacific, Latin America and Africa. Dengue fever infection before. The previous infection with the dengue virus increases the risk of severe symptoms in the event of fever. Complications if Dengue fever is sharp, it can cause internal bleeding and damage to the organs. Blood pressure can drop to dangerous levels that cause shock. In some cases, this leads to death. Women, who have Dengue fever during pregnancy, can move the virus to the child at birth. In addition, the children of women with dengue during pregnancy are more vulnerable to premature birth, low weight at birth or their fetal hardship. Case protection all over the world where Dengue fever is distributed. A certified vaccine is available to prevent dengue fever (known as Dingaxia), where people between the ages of 9 to 45 are used, and they have been exposed to Dengue fever at least once. The vaccination is taken in three doses within 12 months. It is noteworthy that the Dijfaxia vaccine is not available to travelers or people living on the continental United States. But in 2019, the Food and Drug Administration agreed to give the vaccine to people between the ages of 9 and 16 and were infected with Dengue fever in the past and live in the United States regions where Dengue fever was distributed, such as imperial Samoa, Jami, Puerto Rico, and the American Virgin Islands. The prevention of mosquito bites the World Health Organization confirms that the vaccine alone is not an effective tool to reduce dengue fever in areas where the disease is common. Mosquito prevention and control of mosquitoes are still one of the basic ways to prevent dengue prevention. If you live in an area where dengue is spreading or traveling, these guidelines can help you reduce the risk of mosquito bites: Stay in the air -conditioned or closed accommodation. The activity of mosquitoes carrying dengue fever viruses increases from dawn to dusk, but it can also bite at night. Wear protective clothing. If you go to mosquitoes, wear a long sleeveless shirt, long pants, socks and shoes. Use mosquitoes. You can put the pyramatin on clothes, shoes, camping equipment and mosquitoes. You can also buy clothes that already contain Bermanthrin inside. To maintain your skin integrity, use a repellent containing a double -tulfide connection with a concentration of at least 10%. Reduce mosquitoes. The mosquitoes that carry dengue virus usually live inside and around the houses, multiplying in stationary water in which things can be collected such as used car tires. You can help reduce the number of mosquitoes by eliminating the reproductive spots where some are placed. Empty containers that hold stationary water, such as plant containers, animal dishes and vases, and clean it at least once a week. Keep the stationary water containers covered between each time cleaning.