Dengue Fever: Dengue is a danger now..You must know these things | Telugu News

Dengue Fever: When the rainy season starts, many types of diseases prevail. No need to talk about mosquitoes and flies. These are the ones that spread most of the diseases. However, there are many people who litter in front of the house. So there is a situation where the hospital has to build a queue. But now malaria, typhoid and dengue are causing more trouble than all other diseases. Let us now know about the deadly dengue in this.

Doctors say dengue is a dangerous disease. This disease is spread by mosquito bites. People are worried as dengue cases are increasing day by day for the past few days. Dengue was declared an epidemic in Karnataka, adding to the fear. But the government has taken this decision due to increasing cases day by day. It is known that the news is coming that dengue is spreading in Karnataka. Dengue usually heals within a few days. But, in some people, due to dengue, platelets in the body decrease. If this happens the disease can become fatal for the patient. But, do you know how many times a person is likely to catch dengue in their lifetime?

An average of 400 million dengue cases have been reported worldwide and up to 2.5 lakh cases in India. But those who get this fever do not show much symptoms at first. After that, symptoms like fever, headache, vomiting, nausea, muscle pain, small red spots on the skin, or bleeding, joint pains increase. But some people have severe dengue fever but do not bleed. This can lead to circulatory system failure, shock, and death. Dengue comes four times in a person's life. Another important thing is to know how often dengue occurs.

There are four types of dengue. They are classified as D1, D2, D3, D4. These four types come and go once in a person's lifetime. Of these, D2 dengue is more dangerous. Platelets fall very fast in this. This puts health at risk. Hygiene is the only important thing to prevent dengue. Make sure that mosquitoes do not enter the house and do not get bitten by mosquitoes. Avoid mosquito bites even while sleeping at night. When it rains, there is a chance for mosquitoes to breed if water stagnates anywhere. The presence of water increases the spread of mosquitoes. If you feel constant fatigue, muscle aches or joint pains after dengue subsides, you should see a doctor.