Dengue shock syndrome is a dangerous complication with a high mortality rate. Severe dengue often occurs due to secondary infection with another strain of the virus.

Dengue fever is a very common infectious disease that typically peaks during the summer months (April to October each year). This disease is present in almost all provinces across the country, but there is currently no specific treatment or vaccine, so patients are at risk of death if not timely diagnosed and treated. So, when is the most dangerous phase of dengue fever?

Cerebral dengue is a severe form of dengue fever, with manifestations of impaired consciousness and convulsions. Treatment of cerebral dengue requires urgency and caution, including anticonvulsants and anti-cerebral edema for the patient.

Dengue fever in Vietnam is commonly known as dengue fever, this is a dangerous infectious disease. The most severe symptom of the disease is dengue shock syndrome (DSS). Patients can die if they experience dengue shock syndrome with accompanying bleeding. So how to treat dengue shock syndrome with accompanying bleeding?

Discharge criteria for dengue fever patients include being fever-free for 2 days and alert. In addition, the patient's pulse and blood pressure are normal, with no difficulty breathing or respiratory failure due to ascites or pleural effusion. The final criterion is a platelet count greater than 50,000/mm3.