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Can dengue fever affect blood glucose levels?
stressful condition does ,in special fever.
What is the conclusion for dengue fever?
Dengue Fever can be fatal if it is not caught early and treated. It is a virus that is common in certain areas of the world. The conclusion for Dengue Fever is that it is a global problem and highly contagious.
When was Dengue Fever - band - created?
Dengue Fever - band - was created in 2001.
Does of paracetamol in dengue fever?
paracetamol dose for dengue fever for age old man?
What is the name of the microorganism responsible for dengue fever?
The name of the microorganism is the dengue virus.
What is the other name of dengue?
dengue is otherwise known as Three- day fever, Break bone fever and dandy fever.
Why bradicardia in dengue fever?
Dengue fever affects the cardiovascular system and bradicardia might be seen.
Is dengue fever airborne?
No Dengue fever can spread only by bite of mosquito. Mosquito acts as the carrier for dengue virus thus it is not airborne
What is gengi fever?
try dengue fever
When and where was Dengue Fever first identified?
Dengue fever was first characterized in 1780 by Benjamin Rush in Philadelphia.
Why there is bradycardia in dengue?
It is known that dengue fever can affect the heart in several ways, including weakened force and speed of contraction and slowed pulse rate. Along with some other febrile illnesses ( illnesses with fever) dengue may demonstrate "relative bradyardia", that is, heart rate lower than would be expected for a given level of fever. The mechanism is not clear but may be mediated through the immune system or may be related to an inflammation of the heart. The presence of a relatively slow heart rate in the presence of a high fever is not diagnostic for dengue but indicates the need for testing for dengue, or if testing is not available is probably sufficient indication to treat for dengue. Finally, in the terminal stages of many conditions, including severe hemorrhagic dengue fever, massive loss of fluids out of the circulatory system into the tissues may result from damage to the capillaries (the smallest blood vessels). In these circumstances the body may not be able to compensate for the low circulating volume and blood flow to the vital organs, including the brain and the heart itself may be diminished to critical levels resulting in slowing of the heart, usually as a precursor to death. This cause of bradycardia is more properly regarded as part of the complex process known as "shock" rather than as a symptom of any specific disease.
What is the bad effect of Dengue fever?
high fever
