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Which is the place mostly affected by dengue?
Hawaii
How many countries are affected by dengue?
100 countries
What are the areas affected with dengue fever?
In past 2-3 years India was affected by the Dengue the most .
How many people are affected by dengue fever every year?
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), it is estimated that there are 50 million dengue infections worldwide every year. However, these numbers can vary annually and regionally due to factors such as climate, population density, and public health infrastructure. Dengue fever is a significant global health concern, particularly in tropical and subtropical regions where the Aedes mosquito vector thrives.
Which animals have dengue fever?
Dengue fever primarily affects humans and is transmitted by the Aedes mosquito. There is no evidence to suggest that animals can contract dengue fever.
Which city in India is most affected by dengue fever?
Delhi
What is the amount of dengue fever in Singapore?
Perhaps 5% of the population.
How was the Jewish population affected by world War 11 in Europe?
They were nearly wiped out
How was the World affected by the Holocaust?
the world was affected by the holocaust because germans make up nearly 1/4 of the world and if 1/4 of the world was to die the population would drop drastically.
All mosquitoes have dengue?
No; only those that have bitten an infected human. Mosquitoes are not affected by the virus, they simply transmit it.
Will urination be affected by dengue fever?
No, not usually. The cardiovascular system is affected. However, it does cause dehydration and you may not produce much urine. Your body is trying to conserve water.
Can I smoke in dengue?
Smoking is not recommended if you have dengue fever. It can worsen your symptoms and compromise your immune system, making it harder for your body to recover. Additionally, smoking can irritate your respiratory system, which may already be affected by the illness. It's best to focus on rest and hydration while you recover from dengue.
