Hey there. Dads! As someone who works with kids as a pediatrician every day I know how worrying it can be when our little ones get sick. Today I want to chat about Dengue Fever, which's a common illness spread by mosquitoes that affects lots of folks especially in warm places, like India.. Don't worry, if we learn more, about Dengue and take steps to prevent it we can make sure our loved ones stay healthy and safe.

Reason; 
"Dengue Fever stems from a virus called Dengue that spreads to people when bitten by infected Aedes aegyptic mosquitoes breeding in water like puddles and discarded containers like flower pots and tires; thus it's important to remove any standing water, near our houses."

"Virus outbreak"

My head is throbbing.
 
Indications; 
Symptoms of Dengue Fever usually show up, between 4 to 10 days following a bite from a source churning out those pesky viruses into your system like a factory on overdrive! You might find yourself dealing with a fever thats just relentless. It's like your body turned into a furnace overnight!. Oh boy... Don't even get me started on the pounding headache that feels like theres a construction worker inside your skull playing the drums!. Wait... There's more. Joints and muscles decide to throw their drama party with pain that makes you second guess every move you make as if you're in some twisted slow motion movie scene! Oh and let’s not forget about the nausea and vomiting tag team that just won’t stop until they've had their share of fun!. When you thought things couldn't get any crazier. Here comes the rash parade marching in uninvited like that one guest who always shows up late but still manages to steal the spotlight!. Hey... Don't lose hope because most kiddos bounce back, to their ol' selves with some tender loving care and attention. 
Indications
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People cannot catch Dengue Fever from each other as it is not contagious, in that way; instead it is spread through bites from mosquitoes who are most active during the day but particularly, in the early morning and late afternoon hours. So it's important to protect yourself from bites.

Seriousness; 
Though Dengue Fever can lead to symptoms, in children primarily Many cases are mild and can be treated at home In certain instances Dengue may advance to a critical condition termed Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever DHF which can be fatal if not addressed promptly Be assured that early identification and appropriate medical attention can greatly minimize the chances of complications

Surveillance;  
If your child displays signs of Dengue Fever​ your pediatrician might suggest blood tests to confirm the diagnosis. These examinations can identify the existence of the Dengue virus NS1 Antigen, IgM and IgG antibodies formed by the system in reaction, to the virus. Furthermore your childs health will be closely monitored to observe their symptoms and guarantee they receive treatment. The child may also require blood tests to check levels and Packed Cell volume.  

Surveillance

Steer clear; 
It's crucial to focus on prevention when dealing with Dengue Fever.  

Here are a few easy ways you can safeguard your loved ones.
Remember to put up nets over cribs and beds when your little ones are napping or sleeping.  
Make sure you clear out any places where water can gather by cleaning and emptying containers like flower pots and bird baths to stop mosquitoes from breeding. 
Remember to protect yourself from mosquitoes by putting on repellent with DEET or oil of lemon eucalyptus on your skin and clothes. 
Make sure to dress your kids in long sleeve shirts and pants along, with socks and shoes to protect their skin from exposure.

Therapy; 
When it comes to Dengue Fever treatment options, for your child are limited. However you can try to ease their symptoms by; 
It is essential to observe the child to determine whether they require home care or hospitalization especially when managing dengue fever.  
 

Some signs such, as

A sleepy kid.

Overweight condition
Any signs of bleeding from any part of the body
Excitement
Struggling to catch your breath

Experiencing discomfort, in the area.
The platelet count is, below 50,000.
"Reduced urinary excretion"
Ones incapacity to consume food or beverages and so forth.

If the child shows these signs it's advisable to have them admitted for observation and monitoring.

If these signs are not apparent then. 
Making sure they rest well and drink fluids to avoid getting dehydrated. 
Providing them with, over the counter fever reducers, like acetaminophen (paracetamol) to lower fever and alleviate pain is recommended of administering aspirin or ibuprofen as these may raise the chances of bleeding occurring. 
Make sure to take your child to see a doctor if they show signs, like throwing up or severe stomach ache and have trouble breathing or bleeding from their gums or nose.

The result; 
Most kids who get Dengue Fever usually bounce back within a week with some rest. Care from their loved ones by their side. Keep an eye on your one for any signs of their condition getting worse—especially if its a severe case of Dengue. Your child will be up and, about in no time, with your watchfulness and getting help promptly if required.

To sum up the information mentioned before; Dengue Fever is often transmitted through bites, in India; with precautionary steps and awareness of symptoms to watch for; we can safeguard our children from this dangerous disease effectively As caregivers it is crucial for us to ensure the well being and safety of our families If you have any doubts or queries regarding Dengue fever please don't hesitate to consult your childs doctor Together lets combat Dengue and ensure the well being of our children