What should you know about gamot para sa dengue?

Dengue is a viral illness that may cause fever, headache, joint pain, muscle aches, chills, or easy bruising. Symptoms can change over the course of the illness, and feeling better as the fever falls does not always mean the risk has passed. A clinician may use the examination and blood tests to assess hydration, blood counts, and other concerns. Antibiotics do not treat the dengue virus.

Rest and take frequent fluids; oral rehydration drinks may help if you are losing fluid through sweating or vomiting. Use only fever medicine that a clinician or pharmacist considers suitable for you. Avoid aspirin and ibuprofen unless a clinician specifically tells you to take them, because bleeding can be a concern. Avoid mosquito bites while ill, and arrange a [GP Consultation](/treatments/consultations-and-assessment/gp-consultation/) if dengue is possible or symptoms are worsening.

Seek urgent care for severe abdominal pain, repeated vomiting, bleeding from the nose or gums, blood in vomit or stool, marked sleepiness, confusion, cold clammy skin, difficulty breathing, or inability to drink. Easy bruising or a worsening fever also deserves medical review. Emergency symptoms should be assessed without waiting for a home remedy to work.

Ask which medicines are safe with your health conditions, how much fluid to aim for, whether blood testing is needed, and which warning signs matter most for you. Ask when to return for review and how to protect household members from mosquito bites.