There is news of an increase in cases of dengue infection these days in the capital Delhi. According to the information received from the hospitals, the number of patients has increased in many hospitals of Delhi-NCR within the last month, although doctors say that most of the people are recovering easily and returning home. According to media reports, cases of the most serious strain of the virus (DEN-2) are being reported in the state these days, due to which there may be a risk of developing dangerous symptoms. All people need to make continuous efforts to protect themselves from the danger of this disease.
Along with the capital Delhi, cases of infection have also increased in many other states including Uttar Pradesh. Doctors say, there is a risk of developing serious diseases due to dengue, it is a fatal disease and its risk is seen increasing every year in the months of September-October.
Woman dies due to severe symptoms of dengue
According to recent reports, Delhi health officials have confirmed that a 38-year-old woman suffering from dengue has died. The woman, a resident of Uttar Pradesh, was very ill when she was admitted to the hospital about 20 days ago. Later he was found to have severe symptoms of dengue. According to hospital sources, the woman developed encephalitis, due to which she died.
Health experts say, keeping such risks in mind, there is a need for everyone to become more alert about the danger of dengue.
DEN2 strain is increasing the risk
DEN2 dengue strain is increasing in India, this variant can be fatal. Due to this, there is also a risk of developing serious diseases like dengue and hemorrhagic shock. A sudden drop in platelet count is seen in people infected with DEN-2. Dengue hemorrhagic fever or dengue shock syndrome can also be fatal. Let us know what is the problem of dengue shock syndrome.
Dengue shock syndrome
Doctors say, 2-3 percent of people suffering from dengue infection may be at risk of dengue shock syndrome. This is one of the more serious conditions of the disease, with the risk of developing such a serious problem within the first 2-6 days of infection. This condition may cause severe stomach pain, persistent vomiting, vomiting blood, black stools, lethargy, confusion or restlessness. In this situation, if treatment is not given, the patient may even die.
Which people are at risk?
The risk of severe dengue may be higher in case of a weak immune system in the body. If the symptoms are identified and treated on time, the mortality rate of dengue hemorrhagic fever is 2-5%. If untreated, dengue hemorrhagic fever has a mortality rate of up to 50%. Doctors say that since the risk of dengue has been seen in all people, people of all ages should be careful about its risks.
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