Aspirin and ibuprofen can be dangerous for patients with dengue fever. Therefore, doctors have warned that Aspirin and Ibuprofen should never be used as an anti-inflammatory pain reliever when having dengue fever. So what medicine should be taken for dengue fever?

Hair loss is one of the common sequelae following dengue fever. Nevertheless, significant hair loss after recovering from dengue fever can be a worrying sign requiring prompt treatment. So, what are the signs of hair loss after dengue fever, and how can it be addressed?

After recovering from dengue fever, it’s not unusual to feel worn down and need extra time - sometimes several weeks or even months - to regain full strength. Proper nutrition during this stage can go a long way toward helping you bounce back more quickly.

Whether dengue fever during pregnancy is dangerous or not depends on the time of infection, it is usually most dangerous in the early stages of pregnancy or in the last weeks before giving birth. Some pregnant women have dengue fever in the last weeks of pregnancy, leading to blood clotting disorders, which are dangerous for both mother and fetus.

A common question is whether someone can get dengue fever again after having it once. One person is at risk of getting dengue fever 4 times in their lifetime. Each subsequent infection carries the risk of being more severe and complicated.

These months (March-April) and around early July to November each year are favorable times for the development of the Aedes mosquito. Dengue fever, although known as a long-standing disease, can be now controlled in many ways, yet not everyone understands it well. Many questions arise about this disease, such as whether dengue fever can go away on its own or if patients can bathe during the illness. The article below will provide you with knowledge about this disease.

As the northern region of Vietnam enters its transitional season with high humidity and frequent rain, conditions are ripe for the spread of dengue fever. Dengue fever has different stages, and each stage has its own risk and symptoms.

In recent weeks, Dengue fever has started to spread in some areas. Every year, during the rainy season, stagnant water leads to the outbreak of Dengue fever, threatening public health, especially children.

Viral fever and dengue fever are both caused by different types of viruses. However, viral fever is usually quite benign and can heal itself after about 7 days, while dengue fever can cause many complications.

Dengue fever can lead to severe complications, including a reduction in platelets. Thrombocytopenia (low platelet count) in dengue fever is an immune-related condition. Antibodies attack the platelets, causing their destruction in the spleen, resulting in a decreased platelet count. This makes the body more prone to bleeding, even with minor injuries.

Many dengue fever patients develop an itchy rash, especially on the palms and soles, during the recovery phase after the fever subsides. So when does the itch caused by dengue fever commonly occur and how can relieve it?