Dengue cases rise in Noida; If you notice these 6 symptoms be careful

The risk of dengue and malaria increases after the rainy season. Therefore, the increasing number of cases is a matter of serious concern. The dangerous thing is that if dengue is detected late, it can prove fatal.

New Delhi: Dengue cases in Noida are rapidly increasing. In the past 22 days, approximately 245 cases have been reported.

The risk of dengue and malaria increases after the rainy season. Therefore, the increasing number of cases is a matter of serious concern. The dangerous thing is that if dengue is detected late, it can prove fatal.

Yes, in severe cases, dengue can even lead to death. Therefore, it is extremely important to recognize the symptoms of dengue and seek treatment immediately. Let's learn what the symptoms of dengue are and what to do to prevent it.

What are the symptoms of dengue?

Dengue symptoms usually appear 3-7 days after a mosquito bite and can include:

High fever: A sudden, high fever (up to 104-105 degrees Fahrenheit) is the first and most common symptom of dengue.

Headache: Severe pain behind the eyes, which worsens with eye movement.

Muscle and joint pain: The body, muscles, and joints experience such severe pain that it is also known as "breakbone fever."

Skin rash: A red rash may appear on the skin 2-5 days after the fever begins.

Nausea and vomiting: Nausea, vomiting, and loss of appetite.

Fatigue and weakness: A feeling of extreme fatigue and weakness.

Severe symptoms of dengue:

• Severe abdominal pain
• Continuous vomiting
• Bleeding from the gums or nose
• Difficulty breathing
• Increased fatigue and restlessness
• Confusion or irritability

What should be done to prevent dengue?
Prevent mosquito breeding
Don't let water accumulate around your home. Clean out water from pots, coolers, tires, and empty vessels every week.
Keep water tanks and containers covered.

Always keep trash cans covered.
Avoid mosquito bites -
Wear full-sleeved clothing. Keep your body covered as much as possible.
Use mosquito nets.
Use mosquito repellent creams, sprays, or lotions. You can use mosquito repellent or coils indoors.
Install fine mesh on doors and windows to prevent mosquitoes from entering.
Take special precautions during the day, as the dengue-carrying mosquito bites only during the day.
Boost immunity -
Eat nutritious food and drink plenty of water and juice.
Eat light and easily digestible foods.
Drinking coconut water, fresh fruit juice, and soup is beneficial.

What to do if you get dengue?

• Consult a doctor immediately and get treatment as prescribed.
• Get plenty of rest.
• Do not self-medicate without consulting a doctor.
• Stay hydrated. Drink ORS solution, lemon water, buttermilk, etc.
• Have the patient's platelet count checked regularly.