Dengue incidences have grown dramatically worldwide and about half of the world’s population is at risk.
1 In 2019, Malaysia reported over a 60% increase in dengue cases compared to 2018.2
Aedes mosquitoes can be in all kinds of places; your home, place of work, parks and even in your kid’s classroom, putting you and your family at risk of getting dengue fever.1
Total Cumulative Cases
82,4853
(1 January 2023 until 9 September 2023)
110.5%3
(Increase in total cases from 1 January to 9 September 2023 vs the same period in 2022)
130,1012
Highest spike in 5 years (2019)
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During the critical phase of a dengue infection, warning signs associated with severe dengue can manifest, which can cause a potentially fatal complication.1
It is transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes1
Aedes can be present anytime, anywhere1
Dengue doesn't discriminate1
It can infect anyone, regardless of ethnicity, age, socioeconomic status or environment1
There are 4 chances to be infected1
There are 4 dengue virus serotypes: DENV1, DENV2, DENV3, DENV41
Dengue Symptoms
Fever1
Pain behind the eyes1
Muscle & joint pain1
Nausea1
Vomiting1
Swollen glands1
Rash1
Severe headache1
Warning Signs of Severe Dengue1
Severe abdominal pain1
Persistent vomiting1
Rapid breathing1
Bleeding nose or gums1
Fatigue1
If you are dealing with any of the signs mentioned above, seek medical attention from a hospital immediately.
Why Should You be Worried?1
It progresses dangerously1
Some cases may progress to severe dengue, leading to hospitalization & potentially deadly complications1
It’s a painful disease to bear1
Patients experience muscular pains and bleeding (in severe cases)1
It’s easy to misdiagnose1
It presents symptoms similar to other diseases1
There’s no specific treatment1
Only symptomatic treatment, which needs early intervention1
2nd infections can be more severe1
Previous infection with DENV increases the risk of the individual developing severe dengue1
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