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Dengue is transmitted by the bite of the Aedes aegypti mosquito. After biting a person infected with one of the four serotypes of the virus, the female can transmit the virus to other people. There is a record of transmission by blood transfusion.

There is no transmission from the pregnant woman to the fetus, but dengue infection can lead the mother to miscarry or have a premature birth, in addition to the pregnant woman being more exposed to developing the severe condition of the disease, which can lead to death.

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Special clinical conditions and / or social risk or comorbidities: infants (under 2 years old), pregnant women, adults over 65 years old, with arterial hypertension or other serious cardiovascular diseases, diabetes mellitus, COPD, chronic hematological diseases (mainly sickle cell anemia ), kidney disease

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Treatment for dengue is aimed at relieving symptoms such as fever and body aches, and is usually done with the use of paracetamol or dipyrone, for example. In addition, it is important to maintain hydration and stay at rest to facilitate the fight against the virus by the body.

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Treatment for dengue is aimed at relieving symptoms such as fever and body aches, and is usually done with the use of paracetamol or dipyrone, for example. In addition, it is important to maintain hydration and stay at rest to facilitate the fight against the virus by the body.

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Malaise;High fever (greater than 38.5º C);Pain in the eyes;Intense muscle pain;Pain when moving the eyes;Headache;Lack of appetite;Red spots on the body.

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Malaise;High fever (greater than 38.5º C);Pain in the eyes;Intense muscle pain;Pain when moving the eyes;Headache;Lack of appetite;Red spots on the body.

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