Dengue fever is a mosquito-borne viral disease that infects humans, causing symptoms ranging from mild to deadly. If you’re preparing for summer in the US, this article looks at how you can decrease your risk of getting the dengue virus.
5 Fun Ways to Delay Dengue Fever
Dengue fever is a deadly disease spread by mosquitoes. The zika virus is also spreading through the US and it has been linked to birth defects in pregnant women. These twists of fate have spurred some creative people on social media to come up with ways that you can delay or even avoid this terrible disease. Dengue Fever is a dangerous, mosquito-borne illness that can cause severe flu-like symptoms such as headaches, nausea, fever and muscle pain. It’s transmitted by the bite of an infected female mosquito, which typically breeds in tropical or subtropical regions with poor sanitation. As the virus travels through the bloodstream to the liver and other tissues, it causes permanent damage to cells and tissues.
Tips for Cross-Border Travelers
One of the ways Dengue Fever is spread is through contaminated water. The other way is by being bitten by mosquitos, so travelers should make sure they are wearing mosquito repellent and sleeping under a mosquito net. If they are going to be visiting places in low-lying areas, they should avoid places where there is stagnant water because Dengue Fever can also survive in mud. Dengue fever is a rapidly spreading, often fatal, mosquito-borne illness.
While the virus has been propagated by mosquitoes for over 2,000 years, the dengue virus may have spread to areas not previously affected and humans are now responsible for its spread. The best way to avoid the disease is to avoid traveling to areas where the dengue fever is present. However, if you do find yourself in one of these areas while unaware of your exposure to the virus, it is important that you take precautions and protect yourself from the disease.
What to Pack If You’re Coming to Hong Kong for a Healthy Holiday
Here are some tips for someone who is going to Hong Kong for their health, a healthy holiday, or just to get away from the stress of everyday life. Dengue fever is a growing problem in Hong Kong and around the world. If you’re traveling to Hong Kong, it’s important that you take steps to protect yourself from catching the disease. This includes staying hydrated, avoiding mosquitos, and following simple hygiene practices like washing your hands and feet daily.
Avoiding Mosquitos, Bats, and Other Travel Buggers
Dengue fever is a deadly disease that kills around 25,000 people annually. The primary cause of Dengue Fever is the mosquito-borne virus called dengue virus. There are many ways to avoid getting infected with this virus. It starts by wearing clothing with long sleeves and pants that cover your legs and feet, staying indoors during dusk and dawn when the mosquitoes are at their most active, and avoiding areas where you see water standing still such as old tires, barrels, or other water-holding items.
Medical Checklist for Travelers with Dengue Fever
Dengue fever is a mosquito-borne disease that can be deadly. It causes body aches, headaches, and severe pain. The symptoms usually appear after 4-7 days of being infected with the virus. If you believe you have been exposed to Dengue fever, it’s important to follow these five steps to stave off any potential complications:
1) Remove all non-essential travel plans.
2) Seek medical care as soon as possible.
3) Drink lots of fluids and take ibuprofen or acetaminophen for pain relief.
4) Avoid touching anywhere on your body that was exposed to an infected mosquito.
5) Wear long sleeves and pants to minimize risk of contracting Dengue
Sonal Mitra 
Health News