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Dengue fever" is a disease caused by the dengue virus, which is carried by "Aedes mosquitoes". This disease will spread heavily during the rainy season because it is the season when Aedes mosquitoes lay eggs. When a mosquito bites a patient with the virus and bit another person Mosquitoes release germs through their saliva. There are 4 strains of this virus. It can infect humans 4 times and if it happens 1 time, the body will have immunity to that strain. And even if you already have this disease, there is a chance of getting it again from other breeds. There is interesting information. From the Bureau of Epidemiology, Department of Disease Control, Ministry of Public Health About the outbreak situation of dengue fever From January 1 - July 9, 2019, it was found that there were approximately 44,671 patients with dengue fever. In the first week of July, there were 4,269 patients, representing a 1.6-fold increase compared to the same period of the year. already It is predicted that this year the severity of the outbreak will be greater than every year. Currently, 62 people have been reported to have died.
It is a dangerous disease that can take lives at any time. which the medical team Industry Email List from Prince Hospital Group Phitsanuvej Hospital Group and other hospitals Affiliated with Principal Health Care Co., Ltd., we will introduce how to check for the basics of whether or not you are at risk from dengue fever if you are bitten by a mosquito as follows. Basic ways to monitor yourself when bitten by a mosquito For those at risk of dengue fever Initially, there will be a high fever of 38-40 degrees Celsius, headache, eye pain, body aches, joint pain, and a rash on the body. There is also nausea, loss of appetite, vomiting, and may or may not have bleeding. This may be bleeding from gums, nosebleeds, or in some cases, stomach bleeding. It can be observed from when Vomiting blood or black severity of disease When symptoms start to get more severe There will be stomach pain. Severe pain under the epigastrium, under the ribcage There is a lot of blood. Until entering a state of shock, that is, having cold hands and feet. restless Or the fever drops quickly, blood pressure drops, heart rate cannot be measured. and eventually died Treatment guidelines If you have a high fever within 1-2 days and the fever has not gone down You should not buy medicine to take yourself. Especially aspirin Because it will cause complications with a lot of bleeding.
You should see a doctor immediately for a diagnosis. The doctor will draw blood. In some cases that do not yet show infection, the doctor may schedule a repeat examination. Or stay in the hospital for observation and if the fever doesn't go down for 2-3 days. The doctor will repeat the blood draw to check for infection and provide further treatment. How to prevent dengue fever Avoid being bitten by mosquitoes. Especially Aedes mosquitoes Including eliminating breeding grounds for Aedes mosquitoes in the home, such as areas with standing water. Spray fog to repel mosquitoes and cover the screens. Wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants. Apply medicine to prevent mosquitoes and dengue fever vaccine. Currently, there is a vaccine to prevent dengue fever. Can be used in children and adults aged 9-45 years. It is a safe vaccine. But on average, it can prevent about 65% of the disease. People who have already received the vaccine may be able to contract the dengue virus again. From the study it was found that The effectiveness of the vaccine will be more effective in people who have already had dengue fever, that is, have been infected once before and have come to receive the vaccine. To prevent second and third infections, the said vaccination Should be under the guidance of a doctor. If it is not necessary, the doctor will not give the dengue fever vaccine along with the influenza vaccine.
It is a dangerous disease that can take lives at any time. which the medical team Industry Email List from Prince Hospital Group Phitsanuvej Hospital Group and other hospitals Affiliated with Principal Health Care Co., Ltd., we will introduce how to check for the basics of whether or not you are at risk from dengue fever if you are bitten by a mosquito as follows. Basic ways to monitor yourself when bitten by a mosquito For those at risk of dengue fever Initially, there will be a high fever of 38-40 degrees Celsius, headache, eye pain, body aches, joint pain, and a rash on the body. There is also nausea, loss of appetite, vomiting, and may or may not have bleeding. This may be bleeding from gums, nosebleeds, or in some cases, stomach bleeding. It can be observed from when Vomiting blood or black severity of disease When symptoms start to get more severe There will be stomach pain. Severe pain under the epigastrium, under the ribcage There is a lot of blood. Until entering a state of shock, that is, having cold hands and feet. restless Or the fever drops quickly, blood pressure drops, heart rate cannot be measured. and eventually died Treatment guidelines If you have a high fever within 1-2 days and the fever has not gone down You should not buy medicine to take yourself. Especially aspirin Because it will cause complications with a lot of bleeding.
You should see a doctor immediately for a diagnosis. The doctor will draw blood. In some cases that do not yet show infection, the doctor may schedule a repeat examination. Or stay in the hospital for observation and if the fever doesn't go down for 2-3 days. The doctor will repeat the blood draw to check for infection and provide further treatment. How to prevent dengue fever Avoid being bitten by mosquitoes. Especially Aedes mosquitoes Including eliminating breeding grounds for Aedes mosquitoes in the home, such as areas with standing water. Spray fog to repel mosquitoes and cover the screens. Wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants. Apply medicine to prevent mosquitoes and dengue fever vaccine. Currently, there is a vaccine to prevent dengue fever. Can be used in children and adults aged 9-45 years. It is a safe vaccine. But on average, it can prevent about 65% of the disease. People who have already received the vaccine may be able to contract the dengue virus again. From the study it was found that The effectiveness of the vaccine will be more effective in people who have already had dengue fever, that is, have been infected once before and have come to receive the vaccine. To prevent second and third infections, the said vaccination Should be under the guidance of a doctor. If it is not necessary, the doctor will not give the dengue fever vaccine along with the influenza vaccine.