Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever

The virus that causes dengue fever (DEN-gee) is spread by mosquitoes. Fever, headaches, rashes, and generalized bodily pain can all be caused by the virus. The majority of dengue fever cases are mild and resolve on their own within a week or so.

Despite sporadic outbreaks in Texas, Florida, and Hawaii, dengue fever is not common in the mainland United States. However, the U.S. Virgin Islands, American Samoa, and Puerto Rico all frequently experience dengue fever. It is also widespread in many Asian, African, and Central American tropical nations. Be cautious about dengue fever if you are planning a trip abroad, particularly to a tropical nation. The risk of infection can be reduced by applying insect repellent, covering sleeping areas with netting, and staying indoors between dark and dawn when mosquitoes are most active.

This book offers helpful advice on how to guard against this illness for both you and your loved ones. It covers every aspect of dengue hemorrhagic fever, including its signs and causes, prevention, treatment, and recommended vaccination. You and your loved ones will be well-equipped with all the information required to be safe and healthy thanks to this book.

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