Vietnam is a tropical country, dengue fever is a common disease in our country. Every year hundreds of thousands of dengue cases are recorded, as in 2019, more than 300,000 dengue cases were reported. Dengue is common in most provinces of the country, concentrated in the Central Highlands, the South and the North. The disease often increases in the rainy season, the months of August, September, October and November every year often have a high number of dengue cases.

Rutin and Ascorbic acid belong to the group of mineral and vitamin drugs, made in the form of sugar coated tablets, packing box of 10 blisters x 10 tablets. In order to use the drug effectively, patients need to learn some information about the uses, dosage as well as notes when using Rutin and Ascorbic acid in the article below.

In a tropical country like ours, dengue fever can occur all year round but especially increases in the rainy months. Because dengue fever symptoms are almost similar to other rash fevers, it is easy to confuse and make mistakes in monitoring and treatment.

The incidence of dengue fever is increasing and there is a risk of an epidemic. Therefore, a correct understanding of the clinical course of the disease, especially the most dangerous stage of the disease, helps us to come up with timely treatment solutions, limiting unfortunate complications that may occur.

Fever caused by a viral infection is commonly referred to as viral fever. Viral fever is more common in children but can also occur in adults. The illness can resolve on its own if detected early and treated properly. So, how many days does viral fever last in adults, and when should I go to the hospital for treatment?

Currently, the dengue fever epidemic situation in some provinces and cities across the country is complicated. Many patients have been subjective and have not gone to the doctor to treat themselves at home, leading to the disease becoming more serious. So how dangerous is dengue fever? What should be done when infected?

Dengue fever is a viral infectious disease transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes. It is widely known as 'breakbone fever' because one of its symptoms is severe pain in the bones and joints, which worsens the condition.

Patients with chronic glomerulonephritis, especially in the late stages, are anemic. This is also one of the factors that make the condition more serious.

Chronic glomerulonephritis is a disease in which damage to the glomeruli progresses over many years leading to chronic renal failure, with the risk of complications of renal failure causing bad consequences for the patient.

Dengue fever is breaking out and developing very complicatedly in all provinces and cities across the country. This year, dengue fever came earlier and the number of cases increased much higher than the same period in 2018.

Dengue fever starts suddenly and progresses through 3 stages: fever stage, dangerous stage and recovery stage. In particular, the fever stage corresponds to the common dengue fever, moving to the dangerous stage means that it has changed to the level of dengue fever with warning signs and severe dengue fever.