Dengue is viral infection but Q fever is bacterial infection thanks
The species of mosquito that causes dengue fever is from the bite of a striped Aedes aegypti mosquito which is also a female mosquito.
Once a person has been bitten by an infected mosquito, it usually takes about a week before the symptoms of Dengue fever begin to appear. Chills, headache and extreme pain, especially in the lower back, can develop within hours. The temperature rises at a rapid rate and accompanied by a low heart rate, the patient is often rushed to the emergency room. The eyes become red and a pink rash appears on the rash. The effects of dengue fever usually dissipate after two days when the temperature drops just as suddenly as it rose. The patient starts to feel well, but the disease will reappear after another day or so. In this second onslaught, the rash spreads over the entire body. The palms of the hands and the soles of the feet can become swollen, red and very sore. This will last for about a week. There is no treatment specifically for dengue fever. The patient is treated with pain medication to make him/her more comfortable. It is important to drink plenty of fluids to avoid dehydration and to get lots of rest. Dengue fever in children can be more dangerous. Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever is a condition that causes severe abdominal pain, haemorrhaging and the collapse of the circulatory system. It starts in the same way as regular dengue fever - with a headache and fever, but it also has the symptoms of a flu, with a cough and sore throat, along with abdominal pain. Shock can occur within two to six days of the onset of this illness. Bruising is evident on the skin if bleeding occurs and the patient may be spitting up blood. The mortality rate from this condition is high and hospitalization is essential. In some cases blood transfusions are needed.
feverish because of viremia..usually in a biphasic pattern or saddle-back pattern.it is an acute fever and may also comes with a chill.
The patient becomes ill with fever, chills, nausea and vomiting, headache, and pain in the back and joints
just monitor yourself, if the red rash didn't fade and if the fever comes back and most of the time in the afternoon then you must go to a hospital as soon as possible because those are symptoms of Dengue Fever.
If you catch yellow fever, you get a sudden fever and headache. If the yellow fever turns into a bad case, you then become extremely tired and get bleeding into the skin, slow heartbeat, back pains, and vomiting. About half the people who get bad cases die. Typically, people infected with dengue virus are asymptomatic (80%) or only have mild symptoms such as an uncomplicated fever. Other go to a complicated stage with a rash and hemorrhage.
If the results from a methacholine challenge come back positive, then the patient is diagnosed with asthma or airway restrictive disease.
The symptoms present between 5 - 8 days. They can be 'flu like and include;HeadachesA fever lasting 2 - 7 daysMuscle and joint painNausea and vomitingLoss of appetiteA rash spreading from the chest, back or stomachPain behind the eyes
I believe the question is "What are the symptoms of dengue fever?" As such there are many symptoms that this mosquito-transmitted virus exhibits in humans.Humans may experience chills at first, and then lower back pain. A fever can shoot up rapidly getting as hot as 1040 F. Muscle aches and pains (myalgias) usually occur throughout the one to two week period of dengue fever. Rashes can develop on the face initially and then the whole body soon after. Feet may become red and lymph nodes on the neck and groin can get swollen as well.Such an unpleasant disease.
frequency, urgency, burning sensation, lower back pain, fever, chills
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Patient_front_types_a_positive_and_back_types_o_positive_what_is_her_blood_type" From your question, it seems that patient is A2 with anti A1. Perform A1 Lectin test to confirm.
They can be classified into four as with the different virus serotypes or depending on the severity. Dengue fever is described as being milder with flu-like symptoms at first then having the "triad" of fever,rash and headache. Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever(DHF) or Dengue Shock Syndrome(DSS) is the more severe form, wherein a person at some time had the virus and is reinfected.This presents with small purplish spots in the skin where blood is leaking and internal bleeding as well.there are 4 types of dengue