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i Think I have Dengue.Can Anybody tell Me what should i do ? If you really think you have dengue, go to the doctor's office and tell them that. They can order you a blood test to look for antibodies (proteins your body makes to fight off the virus). It's an easy test, but it takes some time to get back (about 2 weeks here in Canada). In the interim, they'd probably just check you over for specific symptoms (severe aches, fatigue, etc.) as well as ensure the travel history is relevant. Hope this helps! |
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