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 dangerous infectious disease that often breaks out during the rainy season in places with poor sanitation. In the past, the disease often appeared in children, but now many adults also suffer from this disease. The mortality rate due to dengue fever is quite high and there is currently no specific medicine to treat this disease.

In our country, dengue fever is very common, occurring all year round but often breaks out into large epidemics during the rainy season, especially from July to October every year. Risks of dengue fever complications in children: Causes liver failure, kidney failure, retinal hemorrhage, cerebral hemorrhage and leads to death as shown below.

Dengue fever is a dangerous infectious disease that often breaks out during the rainy season in places with poor sanitation. The mortality rate due to dengue fever is quite high and there is currently no specific medicine to treat this disease.