Treatment of dengue fever requires timely and proper rehydration and electrolyte repletion to limit serious consequences caused by dehydration, such as shock, circulatory collapse, coma, and neurological disorders.

The clinical manifestations of dengue fever are quite diverse, and the progression of severe dengue can be rapid, potentially leading to death quickly. Therefore, early detection and timely treatment are very important

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 typically comes with dizziness, headaches, nausea, and subcutaneous bleeding. Many patients also develop maculopapular rashes all over their body. Some only begin to feel itchy once the fever subsides.

Dengue fever is a very common infectious disease that typically peaks during the summer months (April to October each year). This disease is present in almost all provinces across the country, but there is currently no specific treatment or vaccine, so patients are at risk of death if not timely diagnosed and treated. So, when is the most dangerous phase of dengue fever?

Dengue fever is a common disease during the rainy season, which provides ideal conditions for mosquito reproduction and development. On the other hand, Dengue fever can occur all year in Vietnam due to its tropical monsoon climate. The disease can be life-threatening although it is easy to mistake it for a normal cold if the symptoms of dengue fever with rash do not show on the skin. So, why are certain cases of dengue fever without a rash?

The discharge criteria for patients with dengue fever include being fever-free for 2 days and being alert. Additionally, the patient's pulse and blood pressure should be normal, with no shortness of breath or respiratory failure due to abdominal or pleural effusion. The final criterion is that the platelet count must be greater than 50,000/mm3.

Dengue fever is a disease caused by the Dengue virus, for which there is currently no specific treatment or vaccine. As a result, dengue fever can cause large-scale outbreaks. Severe dengue fever can lead to death and cause significant socio-economic damage. Understanding the epidemiology of dengue fever, as well as the seasons when dengue fever is most common, will help in proactively preventing it.

The characteristic of Dengue fever is that there is no specific treatment. Therefore, patients need to be very careful when treating with medicine. The following article provides information on what medicine can not be taken for Dengue fever.