The nature and consequences of dengue are not the same for everyone. In some cases, the situation can quickly turn into a bad one. Children and older people in particular can be at high risk. Again, the elderly patients who are suffering from heart disease, kidney disease, diabetes, cancer, bronchitis, stroke etc. are at greatest risk.
Most cases are diagnosed when CBC and Dengue NS3 are tested on the first or second day of fever. From the fifth day of fever, CBC, dengue IgM, IgG, SGPT should be examined. If someone has dengue, they need to be especially careful.
Heart diseases should be done
Individuals who suffer from cardiovascular disease are indefinitely diluted with blood (eg aspirin, echosprin, curva, irrasprin, dysprin, clopid, lopirel, oderil, pladex, clonatus, cloganil, enclose, reptile, cloprazole, paplav, papalae, paplav, paplvale, paplav, papalavule, paplavlvat, paplavlvat, paplavlvat, paplvale, and paplvol. These drugs work against the blood circulation and reduce its effectiveness. For cardiologists, it is necessary to have unwanted blood in the arteries to prevent clotting. But in the case of dengue, where a reduced platelet increases the risk of hemorrhage, such blood thinning drugs increase the risk of bleeding.
Therefore, when the heart disease is infected with dengue, all blood thinning drugs should be stopped temporarily. Follow the doctor's instructions. Whenever the blood platelets return to normal after examination, the physician will take into consideration all aspects and recommend to start taking blood thinning drugs (aspirin, clopidogrel, prostate, etc.).
To do
Don't panic. Follow the doctor's advice according to the severity of the disease.
Use only paracetamol medication to reduce fever. Painkillers for fever or body aches (eg Clofenac, Diclofen, Ultrafen, Vitalin, Voltaren, ibuprofen, Bruffen, Inflamm, Naproxen, Indomet, Etorix, Coxeb, Disprax, etc.) may be prescribed.
Rest at home if blood counts are normal.
Take plenty of fluids to prevent dehydration.
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