Severe Dengue Is A Life-Threatening Condition: Don t Ignore These Warning Signs
As monsoon sets in, WHO cautions people to watch out for warning signs of severe dengue, which is a life-threatening condition.
As monsoon sets in, WHO cautions people to watch out for warning signs of severe dengue, which is a life-threatening condition.
Dengue Fever: Dr. DK Gupta, Chairman Felix hospital throws light on everything you should know with regards to dengue. Watch this video and follow these prevention tips to deal with the deadly dengue virus.
As cases of dengue continue to rise in 11 states of India, the centre warns the states of a more dangerous, complicated strain of the disease. Here's everything you need to know.
WHO suggested ways to prevent or control dengue fever
As per the latest report, 2,146 people have been diagnosed with the vector-borne disease in Delhi so far this year. However, the number is less than last year's, which was 4,375.
As many as 1,595 people have been diagnosed with the vector-borne disease in Delhi so far, the report stated. However, compared to last year the number is less.
Though the monsoon season has ended, it has given a tough time to Mumbaikars. You will be shocked to know that monsoon diseases have claimed 23 lives in the city.
The name of the woman was Krishna Hazra, she was a housewife. Over the past few days, the woman was suffering from a fever.
The boy named Aarush Dutta was admitted to the hospital the same day. The cause of death was mentioned as "severe dengue fever with haemorrhage" in his death certificate.
In the past two weeks, monsoon-related ailments have claimed the lives of six people. The government hospitals across Mumbai have reported 153 confirmed and 2,317 suspected dengue cases, this August while, 93 cases had been recorded in the August 2017.
Health officials in Cheung Chau island, Hong Kong are all set to begin an equipped and efficient mosquito eradication mission to prevent increasing incidence of dengue fever.
With rising number of positive dengue cases in Chattisgarh accompanied by 7 deaths due to dengue, National Centre for Disease Control has taken steps to tackle the situation, particularly in Bhilai.
Odisha too has registered a large number of positive Dengue cases recently, so much so that the state government had to issue an alert across the district for adequate diagnosis and treatment of dengue afflicted patients and prevention of breeding of mosquitoes to check the outbreak.
Dr Deepak Sawant, Health Minister of Maharashtra conducted a meeting on Wednesday, to discuss about the various measures to tackle these life-threatening diseases. Reportedly, he has also ordered to investigate the water samples in rural areas to curb the gastroenteritis outbreak.
Dengue and other mosquito-borne diseases can turn life-threatening if not treated in time.
While there are various treatments available on early detection, a common home remedy which is believed to work like miracle is drinking the juice of papaya leaves and goat milk.
Platelet count improves naturally with remedial measures.
Most dengue outbreaks are known to have occurred in the states, Rajasthan, Punjab, Gujarat, Haryana and Kerala.
Dengue Fever: Dr. DK Gupta, Chairman Felix hospital throws light on everything you should know with regards to dengue. Watch this video and follow these prevention tips to deal with the deadly dengue virus.
As cases of dengue continue to rise in 11 states of India, the centre warns the states of a more dangerous, complicated strain of the disease. Here's everything you need to know.
As per the latest report, 2,146 people have been diagnosed with the vector-borne disease in Delhi so far this year. However, the number is less than last year's, which was 4,375.
As many as 1,595 people have been diagnosed with the vector-borne disease in Delhi so far, the report stated. However, compared to last year the number is less.
Though the monsoon season has ended, it has given a tough time to Mumbaikars. You will be shocked to know that monsoon diseases have claimed 23 lives in the city.
The name of the woman was Krishna Hazra, she was a housewife. Over the past few days, the woman was suffering from a fever.
The boy named Aarush Dutta was admitted to the hospital the same day. The cause of death was mentioned as "severe dengue fever with haemorrhage" in his death certificate.
In the past two weeks, monsoon-related ailments have claimed the lives of six people. The government hospitals across Mumbai have reported 153 confirmed and 2,317 suspected dengue cases, this August while, 93 cases had been recorded in the August 2017.
Health officials in Cheung Chau island, Hong Kong are all set to begin an equipped and efficient mosquito eradication mission to prevent increasing incidence of dengue fever.
With rising number of positive dengue cases in Chattisgarh accompanied by 7 deaths due to dengue, National Centre for Disease Control has taken steps to tackle the situation, particularly in Bhilai.
Odisha too has registered a large number of positive Dengue cases recently, so much so that the state government had to issue an alert across the district for adequate diagnosis and treatment of dengue afflicted patients and prevention of breeding of mosquitoes to check the outbreak.
Dr Deepak Sawant, Health Minister of Maharashtra conducted a meeting on Wednesday, to discuss about the various measures to tackle these life-threatening diseases. Reportedly, he has also ordered to investigate the water samples in rural areas to curb the gastroenteritis outbreak.
Dengue and other mosquito-borne diseases can turn life-threatening if not treated in time.
While there are various treatments available on early detection, a common home remedy which is believed to work like miracle is drinking the juice of papaya leaves and goat milk.
Platelet count improves naturally with remedial measures.
Most dengue outbreaks are known to have occurred in the states, Rajasthan, Punjab, Gujarat, Haryana and Kerala.
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As monsoon sets in, WHO cautions people to watch out for warning signs of severe dengue, which is a life-threatening condition.
WHO suggested ways to prevent or control dengue fever
