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Is dengue fever contagious?
Dengue fever is not transmitted directly through the respiratory tract or from person to person. However, if you live in an area where someone is sick or has the virus, you are at high risk of getting the disease.
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Meningococcal disease: Infectious disease threatens healthy children's lives in just 24 hours
In recent days, meningococcal meningitis has begun to appear sporadically in some provinces and cities across the country. Instead of worrying, parents should pay attention to their children's early symptoms, especially taking appropriate preventive measures to protect their children.
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Signs to recognize and prevent measles during the epidemic season
Measles is a highly contagious disease and has the potential to become an epidemic. If the patient is not treated properly, it can easily lead to dangerous complications. The worrying thing is that measles does not only occur in adults, most cases are in children, many of whom are not old enough to be vaccinated.
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Peak flu season - What should parents pay attention to so that their children don't have complications?
The winter-spring season is the time when we need to pay attention to seasonal flu. Even though it is a benign flu, we still have to be very vigilant. Because many times, the clinical manifestations of the disease are very simple, but for people who already have underlying diseases or the elderly, children or pregnant women. Dr. Tran Khac Dien (Examination Department, Vinmec Times City International General Hospital) noted
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Is measles contagious?
Measles is an acute infectious disease, commonly found in children under 5 years old and adults can still get it. However, 25-50% of people exposed to the measles virus and infected without clinical signs. So is measles contagious, and how to prevent and treat it?
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Join Vinmec International General Hospital to learn about measles
Measles spreads very quickly and can cause many dangerous complications if the patient is subjective. To learn about this disease, follow the following article to be provided with the most necessary information.
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Do not test for swine flu massively - recommendation from the Ministry of Health
Recently, many people have rushed to get tested for pork tapeworm, even lining up in long lines at hospitals to get tested. In fact, this is not a new disease. In fact, the rate of parasitic diseases in developing countries (including Vietnam) has always been high (in some places, up to 25% of the population is infected). So is pork tapeworm really dangerous? When should you get tested for pork tapeworm? How to treat and prevent the disease?
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Beware of 5 diseases that are easy to develop in the rainy season
In addition to diseases such as dengue fever, hand, foot and mouth disease... the following diseases are also a threat to your health during hot and rainy days.
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Health for travelers - What you need to know
Given the complicated developments of the Covid-19 epidemic, if you decide to travel, tourists need to have a health check-up and equip themselves with disease prevention knowledge to minimize the risk of infection.
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Day 7 Dengue fever: Almost passed the dangerous stage, still need to be alert
The dangerous stage of dengue fever starts from the 3rd day to the 6th or 7th day, at this time the patient is in the final days of the dangerous stage, however, be vigilant because complications can still occur.
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Dengue fever in adults: Signs needing hospitalization
Dengue fever in adults is caused by the Dengue virus, and the Aedes mosquito is the main vector of the disease. Most people with dengue fever can be treated as outpatients, but if symptoms such as restlessness, lethargy, lethargy, abdominal pain, or increased pain in the liver area appear, they need to be hospitalized for timely treatment by a doctor.
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