What happens when dengue fever occurs? How is it different from normal fever, know

Dengue is a serious disease. If not treated in time, it can prove fatal. Let us know how dengue fever is different from normal fever...

Dengue Fever Symptom And Causes: Dengue fever is a serious disease, which spreads through mosquito bites. In India, the most common cause of dengue is the mosquito called Aedes. The Aedes mosquito transfers dengue virus from one person to another. Whenever the Aedes mosquito sucks the blood of a person suffering from dengue, it accumulates the dengue virus in its body. Then when it bites another healthy person, dengue virus enters that person's body. In this way the mosquito becomes the carrier of dengue virus and spreads the disease. 

Symptoms of dengue appear only 3 to 10 days after contracting it. At this time, if we understand the symptoms and get treatment from the doctor, then the disease can be prevented from becoming serious. But if dengue is not treated, it can take a dangerous form. It can cause bleeding, low blood pressure and death. can happen till. 

Dengue fever is different from normal fever in many ways.

Dengue causes sudden fever which rises up to 104°F. In normal fever the fever increases slowly.

Dengue causes headache, back pain, muscle pain and joint pain which do not occur in normal fever.

In dengue, red rashes appear on the skin, which is the main symptom to identify this disease.

There may be a problem of bleeding in dengue, due to which the patient starts bleeding from the nose and mouth.

Due to dengue, the number of platelets and white blood cells can fall rapidly.

Dengue can be dangerous, while normal fever is usually mild.

Therefore, after recognizing the symptoms of dengue, one should immediately contact the doctor. 

When does dengue mosquito bite?  

A common misconception about dengue mosquitoes is that they bite only during the day. But this is actually not the case. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Aedes mosquitoes, which cause dengue, can bite both day and night. Aedes mosquitoes are more active in the morning and evening. But these mosquitoes can also bite at night, especially in dark rooms. 

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