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.

Hair loss is one of the common sequelae after dengue fever. However, excessive hair loss after a dengue fever can be a cause for concern and should be addressed soon. So how to recognize hair loss after dengue fever and what to do to overcome it?

Many people wonder if they have dengue fever and can get it again? The answer is yes. Each person is at risk of getting dengue fever 4 times in their life. Each time the condition can be more severe and complicated.

Recently, dengue fever is in season. The disease has appeared for a long time, however, many people do not know how to distinguish dengue fever from common fever, so they are subjective or self-treat, leaving serious complications.

Around June every year, when the first rains of the season begin to appear, it is also a favorable time for Aedes mosquitoes to develop and cause dengue fever. In addition to the symptoms of high fever and red rash on the skin, dengue hemorrhagic fever with thrombocytopenia is a symptom that few people pay attention to but is extremely dangerous.

Dengue fever is a dangerous infectious disease that can cause complications that affect the patient's life. Having dengue fever during pregnancy can affect the health of the mother and baby, especially in the early and late stages of pregnancy.

Many dengue fever patients develop an itchy rash right after the high fever has subsided, especially on the palms and soles of the feet. So when does itching due to dengue fever usually occur and how can it be treated?

When having dengue fever, many patients avoid bathing and washing their hair because they are afraid that bathing will make them sicker and have a worse fever. However, this is not a good habit. So what is the right way to bathe and wash your hair when having dengue fever?

Dengue fever is an infectious disease transmitted through the bite of infected mosquitoes. Severe cases can cause complications leading to death. It is estimated that each year, 50-100 million people in the world contract dengue fever and 3 billion people live in countries where dengue is endemic.

Dengue hemorrhagic fever is an infectious disease caused by the dengue virus. The characteristics of dengue hemorrhagic fever are fever, bleeding and plasma leakage, which can lead to thrombocytopenia, causing life-threatening complications.

Aedes mosquitoes are the main vectors of viruses such as dengue, chikungunya, and yellow fever in humans. Knowing where Aedes mosquitoes live can help prevent the transmission of these dangerous viruses.