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?

A common illness in young children, particularly those with little resistance, is viral fever. Memorizing the symptoms of viral fever in children is the first step towards assisting parents in understanding this illness and developing a practical course of action.

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.

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.

Hand-foot-mouth disease (HFMD) is no longer strange; the disease can appear at any age but is common in young children. This is a dangerous infectious disease; if proper preventive measures are not taken, the disease can recur many times

Hand, foot and mouth disease in children is very common and contagious. The disease can heal itself after 5-7 days. However, if not treated properly, hand, foot and mouth disease in children can cause many dangerous complications and even death. Many parents wonder when their child needs to be hospitalized for hand, foot and mouth disease? In the article below, learn about hand, foot and mouth disease in children as well as the signs of the disease in the severe stage that parents need to pay attention to.

Smallpox and chickenpox are both diseases that present with vesicles and cause skin damage. However, chickenpox rashes tend to appear in clusters on the face, abdomen, and back, with some spreading to the arms, while smallpox lesions primarily concentrate on the hands and feet.

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.

Pregnancy is a time when a woman's body is more vulnerable due to a weakened immune system, which increases the risk of illness and can also affect the fetus. Contracting mumps during pregnancy may lead to serious complications.