The early rainy season is when dengue fever spreads rapidly and can easily escalate into outbreaks. Patients with dengue fever may self-treat and rest at home. However, warning signs such as bleeding gums, vomiting blood, and passing black stools require immediate hospital visits, as they indicate severe dengue.

After about 7 days, children with dengue fever will show signs of recovery, including no fever, more frequent bowel movements, improved appetite, and improved clinical indicators

Dengue fever in adults is caused by the Dengue virus, the Aedes mosquito is the main vector of the disease. Most people with dengue fever can be treated as outpatients, but if symptoms such as restlessness, lethargy, confusion, abdominal pain, or increased pain in the liver area, etc. appear, they need to be hospitalized for timely treatment.