The symptoms of dengue can overlap with other diseases, making it difficult to diagnose [1]. 🤒1 in 4 dengue infections are symptomatic [2] and for people who do experience them, symptoms can vary widely, sometimes being mild, like a fever or headache [3]. 🤒 About 1 in 20 of those who experience symptoms after being infected with dengue progress to severe dengue [2]. In these rare cases, life-threatening symptoms such as shock, internal bleeding or organ failure can develop [4]. Contact your he

14K views · 30 reactions | Most #dengue cases are asymptomatic or show mild symptoms. But it can cause a flu-like illness with high fever (40°C/104°F), usually with two or more of the following symptoms: Headache Pain behind the eyes Nausea, vomiting Swollen glands Joint and muscle pains Rash Learn more about dengue and how to reduce your risk ➡ https://bit.ly/PreventingDengue | World Health Organization Western Pacific Region | Facebook

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