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My grandmother has meningitis and my dad went to go see her and cant be in the same room because he has had dengue fever. What would happen if he did go in??? my dad has had dengue 3 times... so yeah, I guess if he was exposed it would be fatal... thanks for the help. Typically, a person will develop dengue fever as a result of initial exposure to one serotype. Upon recovery, a patient develops immunity to this single serotype. Upon second infection with a different serotype, the patient stands a greater risk of developing dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF), a more serious and potentially fatal disease. |
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How is dengue contracted? It comes from a virus (the dengue virus) carried by the striped Aedes aegypti mosquito. The mosquito flourishes during rainy seasons but can breed in water-filled flowe... I had a high fever for 3 days, then I went to the hospital to have a blood test. The platelets were waybelow normal so the doctor had me confined for 5 days. WHile I was in the hospital. I had my b... Symptoms of Dengue Fever 1) Sudden onset of high fever, which may last two to nine days. 2) Severe headache mostly in the forehead 3) Joint and muscle pain, and body aches 4) Pain behind ... it depends,if the worker was sent in the dengue area from company ,then company is responsible...or better,if it was a professional risk ...Cause: Mosquito Cure: none Fact Sheet: Dengue and Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever CLINICAL FEATURES Sudden onset of fever, severe headache, myalgias and arthralgias, leukopenia, thrombocytopenia ... Well, GI hemorrhages are a possibility with DHF. I suppose it goes without saying that a GI hemorrhage can be painful. The rest of the symptoms may relate to liver enlargment and dysfunction dur... It might be possible,.,.,.,., But i think u need to show it to doctor rather than ask ...A drop in platelets from 170,000 to 114,000 or a drop in your leococyte count to 2,600 need not be cause for alarm. A simple viral infection can cause both these to occur. So can a bacterial infect... |
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