Warning Signs Of Dengue Fever: 7 Serious Symptoms Of This Water-Borne Disease To Not Avoid

Warning Signs Of Dengue Fever:  7 Serious Symptoms Of This Water-Borne Disease To Not Avoid

Dengue fever is a infectious viral disease caused by mosquitoes and it is prevalent in tropical and sub tropical countries and has infected millions of people globally. Thus, while most people have no symptoms or mild discomfort, some are at the other end of the spectrum, which encompasses severe path and death. Therefore, there is need to be well informed on signs that indicate onset of dengue fever so that they can seek proper management. Here are 7 serious symptoms to watch out for:

Severe Abdominal Pain:

Dengue hemorrhagic fever is a very dangerous ailment and it classified by a constant and severe pain in the abdominal area.

Persistent Vomiting:

Vomiting that is prolonged further than 24 hours is dangerous because it can cause more dehydration and worsen the signs of dengue.

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Rapid Breathing:

Some of the early signs that could be an indication of severe dengue include; fast breathing in addition to other symptoms, which include pale skin and restlessness.

Bleeding Gums or Nose:

Bleeding is also a sign to suspect dengue hemorrhagic fever as there is tenderness in the blood vessels making them to easily break.

Fatigue and Restlessness:

When a patient feels so weak or cannot stop moving, this may be a sign that the patient has severe dengue.

Blood in Vomit or Stool:

Hematemesis or melena is severe signs suggest that bleeding has occurred in the gastrointestinal tract, and it is of utmost importance that the patient seeks the services of health professional.

Severe Headache and Pain

Migraine, otherwise termed as severe headache, neck, eye and muscles and joint pains if not treated worsens with time especially if they are behind the eyes.

Researchers advise patients who present with these symptoms particularly following a stay in regions where the virus is widespread to seek medical assistance quickly. Deaths and complications caused due to the condition can also be avoided if the condition is diagnosed at an early stage and managed antecedently. Remember, dengue fever is an anaemia that needs urgent attention and intervention from the health practitioners. The following are the common signs do not overlook them, and seek help now!

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