Dengue outbreak has increased rapidly in Delhi after the floods. In the month of July, 121 dengue cases were registered. This is the highest in the last 6 years. Delhi recorded 243 dengue cases from January to July 28.
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The government has issued an alert regarding dengue in Delhi. Health Minister Saurabh Bhardwaj has ordered to reserve 5 percent beds in all hospitals. Dengue outbreak has increased rapidly in Delhi after the floods. In the month of July, 121 dengue cases were registered. This is the highest in the last 6 years. Delhi recorded 243 dengue cases from January to July 28. Of these, 50 percent of dengue cases have been registered in July only.
Everyday at least 4-5 patients of high fever and diarrhea are being found in private hospitals of Noida. They are being tested for dengue. According to the District Malaria Officer, continuous monitoring of dengue and malaria patients is being done. A portal has been prepared for this. According to the portal, so far there have been 40 cases of dengue in the district. Most of these patients are living in the society.
Symptoms of Dengue:
- Fever: The first symptom of dengue is fever. Sudden high fever. Chills are also felt along with fever.
- Body aches: A person infected with dengue may experience pain in the joints and muscles, which can make a person feel weak and unwell.
- Headache: Headache is also present in dengue and it can be very painful at times.
- Dizziness and Confusion: In dengue, a person may also have dizziness and confusion.
- Cough and cold: Cough and cold may also occur in some people, which can be seen as a symptom of dengue.
- Swelling of the nose or throat: Swelling of the nose and throat may occur in some people.
- All these symptoms usually appear about 4 to 10 days after the bite of an infected mosquito. If you experience these symptoms and see possible symptoms of dengue, you should contact a doctor immediately, because dengue can be a serious disease and it is necessary to treat it on time.
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