Best | easy solution to prevent Dengue disease in Monsoon

Best | Easy solution to prevent Dengue disease in Monsoon

During the monsoon, many maladies cause diseases. Dengue is very common in many people. It is important to take care of these things to prevent the disease.

Let's know what to do and what not to do to prevent dengue ...

Do this to avoid Dengue:

Use Mosquito Repellent. Many sprays and creams are available in the market for this.

Wear clothes that will cover hands and feet completely.

Mesh the windows of the house and do not leave the door open without work

Use mosquito nets while sleeping and also use coils that keep mosquitoes away.

If you have a fever, consult a doctor right away, and do not overlook it.

Focus on 2 diets, which helps the body's immune system to grow.

Always apply coconut oil on the lower body before moving out anywhere during Monsoon season.

Avoid this in Monsoon:

Do not store any water that is stored in the vicinity of your home.

 If there is water stored in a place, do not send the children to play in the area.

Use a mask if you go to visit anyone suffering from dengue. Also, don't touch that person.

Do not add water to the house without cleaning the cooler.

 Avoid going to an area or city where dengue patients have been found or if you have Dengue.

                                      

Dengue Tropical Mosquito Bites

The symptoms of dengue are as follows:

High Fever: The most prominent symptom of dengue is a high fever. It is common for dengue to have a fever of 102-103 F.

Body breakdown: Dengue is a pain in most joints, muscles and bones.

G nausea or nausea is also a symptom. You feel nervous in Dengue.

Rashes or rashes: There are small red rashes or rashes in dengue. These rashes sometimes have itching.

Eye Back Pain: Most people suffering from Dengue complain of back pain. This pain increases with the movement of the eyes.

Fatigue: Dengue feels tired.

"If you experience severe fever, rashes and body aches especially during or after the rainy season, consult a doctor and get a medical examination."

"Only after checking will you know if you have Dengue."

                                      

Following are the warning signs in dengue:

Stomach ache

Bleeding from the nose or gums

Growth of rashes

Dizziness

Blurring of sight

Treatment of Dengue:

"Dengue treatment depends on the symptoms and severity of the Dengue”

Dengue test shows the severity of the disease. It examines your blood, which shows the platelet count and many other parameters.

"According to the test and according to the doctor's suggestion, Dengue can be treated at home or in the hospital."

Most people are cured at home by proper rest, maximum water intake and by prescription drugs.

It is also necessary for one to maintain hygiene and cleanliness in Dengue.

Dengue itself is a curable disease that heals in 7 to 10 days.

If your Doctor has advised you for home-care

keep these five things in mind:

 Drink more water for 48 hours after the fever ends

When dengue fever subsides, by 2 to 3 days afterwards, the body's blood arteries cause water leakage. Due to this, the blood volume in the arteries is reduced.

"Consume as much water as possible, 24-48 hours after the fever ends." This will increase the blood volume in the blood arteries. Liquid dietary intake is extremely beneficial for the patient in dengue fever.

The risk of dengue can be avoided by consuming an adequate amount of water.

                                       

Image by Google Symptoms of Dengue

Take the correct amount of prescription drugs:

It is a myth that taking too much medicine will cure Dengue quickly. Taking more medication can also have side effects.

"Take prescribed medications in the right amount and at the right time," according to a Doctor's advice.

Do not take ibuprofen in dengue fever, it may increase the risk of bleeding.

Note how often the patient goes to urinate:

If the Patient goes to urinate every 6 hours, it shows that there is no water shortage in the body.

That's a good sign. If this does not happen, talk to your Doctor.

"The colour and volume of urine should also be taken into account,"

 Care as per patient convenience:

Care must be taken while taking care of the patient's comfort.

To reduce dengue fever, shower the patient with a wet bandage. It is helpful in reducing body temperature.

“Keep the fan cool to keep the room temperature cool.”