Things to do after dengue fever-

The incidence of dengue fever is higher than at any time in the past. Dengue patients are also being found in many parts of Bangladesh. Outbreaks appear to be exacerbated during July to October.

Because, during this time Aedes mosquito spread. But this time it is seen that the period of dengue fever has come forward and has become longer. Many people, including doctors, have died of dengue fever this year.

That is why there is extreme anxiety among the people about dengue fever.In this regard, Govinda Chadra Roy, Associate Professor, Department of Medicine, Shaheed Suhrawardy Medical College Hospital, said, "Now that it is time for dengue, fever should not be neglected."

It is better to seek medical help immediately if you have a fever. If the fever is accompanied by a cold-cough, burning sensation in the urine or any other problem, it may be something other than dengue.

At the same time dengue fever and other problems can also occur. Even if the dengue fever goes down again, it is necessary to follow the advice of the doctor. This is because post-fever problems have a higher risk of death.

What to eat?

Drink plenty of fluids. Such as coconut water, lemon juice, fruit juice and table saline. Not that you have to drink a lot of water, you have to take aquatic food. It is better to avoid oily or fatty foods, fried foods at this time.

Medications that should not be taken :

Painkillers should not be taken if you have dengue fever. There are other medications that may need to be discontinued. That is, decide what medicine to take and what medicine not to take, on the advice of a doctor.

Worried about platelets or blood cells?

Platelets or blood cells are not very important in dengue fever. If there is no bleeding in any part of the body, there is no need to worry about platelet count. When to give platelets, it is better to leave the matter to the doctor.

More caution in the case of girls:

In girls, premature menstruation or bleeding can cause bleeding for many days. For those who have not yet menstruated, it can also be triggered by dengue fever. In that case, you must inform the doctor immediately. Otherwise, the patient may die of shock due to excessive bleeding.

Do you have to be hospitalized if you have dengue?

There are three parts to dengue fever. The divisions are A, B and C. First category patients are normal. They just have a fever. Most dengue patients are in ‘A’ category. There is no need for them to be hospitalized.

Some of the symptoms appear in the body of ‘B’ category dengue patients. For example, he may have stomach pain, vomiting a lot or he may not be able to eat anything. Bleeding can occur in any part of the body, jaundice can occur.

It is often seen that the fever gets better but the blood pressure goes down, the body becomes cold. In this case you have to be hospitalized. ‘C’ category dengue fever is the worst. In some cases an intensive care unit or ICU may be required.

Must be at full rest:

If you have a fever, you should rest. Fever should not be rushed. It is better not to do the hard work that a person usually does every day. Even if the fever is good, you have to rest.

This is because the problem after dengue fever can become more complicated, which can lead to death. How long to rest will depend on the severity of the post-dengue problem. So you need to rest in full on the advice of your doctor.

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