Dengue | Dengue Awareness Challenge
What is Dengue?
Dengue is a disease caused by mosquito bites. It causes high fever, severe body aches, chills, and red spots and rashes on the skin. If dengue becomes more dangerous, it can lead to internal bleeding or dehydration, which increases the risk of death. The way to avoid it is to use mosquito repellent and keep the areas around it clean so that mosquitoes do not breed.
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What are the three symptoms of Dengue explain it.
High fever: When dengue bites a person, the first thing he or she experiences is a sudden high fever. This fever lasts for two to seven days, during which the patient becomes quite weak and feels very tired.
Body Pain: Dengue fever, which is also known as bone-breaking fever, is caused by pain in various parts of the body, such as muscle pain, joint pain, and bone pain. The pain increases so much that it feels as if the bones of the body are breaking. Due to the pain, it becomes difficult for the person to walk and he cannot do any work.
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Red spots on the body: The third symptom of dengue fever is red spots on the body. These spots or rashes appear two to five days after the fever and spread over the entire body.
How does Dengue affect our lives?
Impact on health: In the case of dengue, there is a high fever and there is also a lack of water in the body. If dengue becomes severe, it can also cause death.
Mental and emotional effects: Dengue also affects the human brain, causing the person to despair as to whether he will survive or not. The patient's family members are also worried and anxious.
Financial implications: Dengue treatment costs a lot of money. Doctors give the patient expensive medicines to eat, which costs a lot of money. People are absent from work or school for many days, as school and income are lost.
How to prevent Dengue?
Use mosquito repellents Apply the medicine on your body and clothes Sleep under a mosquito net at night Keep water tanks covered Do not let water stand in the streets Use mosquito repellent spray inside and outside the house Install mosquito nets on windows and doors Keep garbage cans covered.
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