Dengue fever is an acute infectious disease transmitted through mosquitoes. According to statistics from the Tropical Disease Center at the Central Children’s Hospital, from the beginning of 2023 to date, there have been 133 cases of hospitalization due to dengue fever. Especially, from the beginning of August 2023 until now, 97 children have been admitted, many of whom displayed warning signs and were fortunately treated promptly, resulting in positive outcomes after treatment.
So, what are the symptoms if a child unfortunately contracts dengue fever? How should one care for and monitor a child with dengue fever at home? What are the preventive measures against dengue fever? When should a child be taken to a healthcare facility?
Please watch the detailed information and advice from the doctor in the video below:
