What is the treatment for dengue? According to the World Health Organization, there is no specific treatment for dengue. Measures are taken only to control its symptoms. AIIMS According to him, if the patient does not show any symptoms of dengue DHF and DSS, then it is classical dengue fever. Which can be treated at home and the fever can be prevented from increasing too much.
Symptoms of Classical Dengue Fever
- Sudden high fever with chills
- Headache, muscle and joint pain
- Pain behind the eyes
- Increasing pain when moving the eye
- Extreme weakness
- nausea
- loss of appetite
- Bad taste in the mouth
- Throat pain
- Red rash on the body
Symptoms of DHF and DSS
- Bleeding in the nose, gums, stools, vomiting
- Small or large dark blue-black rashes on the skin
- Extreme restlessness
- Cold skin even after a high fever
- gradually losing consciousness
- Fast and weak pulse
- low blood pressure
Effective treatment for dengue
AIIMS told this treatment
- Keep the fever under control by taking paracetamol or syrup as advised by the health worker.
- Never give Disprin or Aspirin to the patient.
- If the fever is higher than 102 degrees Fahrenheit, use hydrotherapy to reduce the fever.
- Feed good and healthy food. The body needs more food during fever.
- Let the patient rest.
give such food to the patient
In case of dengue fever, gently give ORS solution to the patient. Mixed veg khichdi, porridge, lentils, rice, semolina can be given for food. Also, use spices like lemon and ginger to increase immunity. Along with this, Ayurvedic remedies like Giloy Kadha, Kiwi, coconut water, papaya leaves can also be useful.
How to do water therapy?
Hydrotherapy helps in reducing the body temperature rapidly. It cools the body by 2-3 degrees. For this, soak a sheet in cold water. Squeeze it and wrap it around the body. Then wrap a warm blanket over it. Let the body dry the sheet on its own.
Disclaimer: This article is for general information only. It cannot in any way be a substitute for any medicine or treatment. Always consult your doctor for more information.
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