The incidence of dengue fever is increasingly rising and poses a risk of developing into an outbreak. Therefore, having an accurate understanding of the clinical progression of the disease, especially its most critical stage, helps us implement timely interventions and minimize potential severe complications.

Fever caused by a viral infection is commonly referred to as viral fever. Viral fever is more common in children but can also occur in adults. The illness can resolve on its own if detected early and treated properly. So, how many days does viral fever last in adults, and when should I go to the hospital for treatment?

Dengue fever is a viral infectious disease transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes. It is widely known as 'breakbone fever' because one of its symptoms is severe pain in the bones and joints, which worsens the condition.

Subcutaneous hemorrhage is a common health phenomenon with a variety of causes, including blood infection, trauma or vitamin deficiency, etc. This is a sign of several diseases, but many people are subject to this condition. So is subcutaneous hemorrhage dangerous?