"Dengue" Experience Review

A little "mosquito" in the rainy season.

A female striped mosquito carrying the Dengue Virus.

It's a virus that evolved from a virus that spreads between people and monkey-family animals (based on a Google search), so the infection will be available in both people and mosquitoes.

When mosquitoes bite, mosquitoes release saliva to make us feel numb when we are bitten and suck for blood in us. Viruses from people enter mosquitoes. And when mosquitoes continue to bite us, mosquitoes release saliva with viruses in us, causing viruses to enter our bodies and blood streams. And this is the beginning.

🤒 High Fever Symptoms: Start with a high fever, up and down fever, go from 39 down to 36, and then back to 39 again. Body fatigue, anorexia. We've been like this for 4 days (usually 2-7 days).

🥴 Critical Phase Symptoms: This phase is the most dangerous. The fever will reduce quickly, but the symptoms may collapse and we may be in shock. Abdominal pain may occur under the right male frame (liver position), bleeding spots, nosebleeds, scurvy, urine / blood transfusion, cold hands, fast and light pulse, low pressure, little urine.

On days 5-7, our symptoms started to run out of fever, but suddenly itching on the palms of the hands, like a mosquito bite + itch on both palms. The palms were dark pink, so we went to the hospital for a blood test for one hour. It turned out that we had 11x, xxx, and 200 high liver. Because the infection attacked the liver, we immediately got an admit.

- We don't have a fever, so we treat it with saline and drink only mineral saline. The doctor asked for at least 1.5 liters a day.

- Collect urine three times a day to see if blood is mixed.

- Collect one bulb of blood a day and two bulbs a lot of times a day.

- Measure the pressure every two hours and attach a pulse monitor because the patient may be shocked.

We slept in the hospital for five days and four nights.

😮‍💨 Recovery Phase: On the 8th day onwards, on the 3rd day of the hospital, our blood and liver began to improve. The symptoms of the hands recovered but were not close. There was a thin hand. Hold anything, it hurt easily. Can not open the water bottle, but gradually improved within a week after leaving the hospital. There was an appointment to follow up the blood. 5 days after leaving the hospital, our blood bill returned to normal, ending the epic dengue fever.

💡 Tip living after this:

1. Wear close clothes, long sleeves, long legs, abstain from dark color.

2. Buy a mosquito shopper next to the house

3. Mosquito repellent spray, do not lack

4. Make the house as transparent as possible. Do not let there be a water supply.

5. Continue to inject and spot mosquito repellent

Finally, everyone is safe from dengue. 💕✌️

# Dengue fever # Dengue

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