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.

Diagnostic tests for dengue fever help determine the presence of the virus in the blood. The tests commonly used to diagnose dengue fever are NS1, IgM antibody, and IgG antibody.

Dengue fever is a dangerous infectious disease with a rapid rate of spread. If not detected and treated promptly, it poses serious risks of complications, especially in children under 1 year old. The following article will help us identify dengue fever in children.