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Peggy Lee “Fever” Official Video. Subscribe to never miss an update https://peggylee.lnk.to/Subscribe
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Whenever you get fever and you are not able to go to a doctor. The best thing is you take a pill or paracetamol or a combination of a paracetamol which are effective in cutting down your fever. One thing I whenever you are having a high fever, you should also do something called as cold compresses or something called as hydro therapy. So you can put a wet sheet on your body so that it cools down your temperature faster. At the same time you also take a pill. But once you are okay, you should consult your doctor for fever because fever is manifestation of multiple reasons. It can be due to various infections or some other process in the body which is casing damage and it is best to show to a doctor why you are getting fever.
A fever that doesn’t go away or is associated with pain should send you to the ER, says Scott Scherr, MD, from Sunrise Hospital. Learn what other symptoms might merit a visit to the emergency room by watching this short video.
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Dr Morton’s GP – Dr Natalie Atere-Roberts discusses glandular fever: types of symptoms; what these likely mean and possible treatments.
Glandular fever is an infection that is caused by the Epstein Barr virus, a kind of herpes. Glandular fever symptoms are typically a combination of high swinging fever, swollen glands in the neck, sore throat, tiredness, muscle aches and pain on turning and sensitive pain in the abdomen, as the liver can become inflamed in some cases. It is infectious and has been dubbed “the kissing disease” and it often occurs in teenagers! It can be hard to distinguish from bacterial tonsillitis so doctors often prescribe antibiotics, however these will not help your symptoms.
The treatment for glandular fever is to drink lots of water, to rest and to take ibuprofen and paracetamol.
Most people recover from glandular fever in two to three weeks, but it’s common to feel tired for a few weeks afterwards.
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Mystery illnesses plague millions of people. Researchers found a link between the childhood kissing disease mono and these unexplained illnesses.
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Dengue is a viral infection that spreads through the Aedes mosquito. These mosquitoes typically lay eggs near standing water in containers that hold water, like buckets, bowls, animal dishes, flower pots, and vases. Mosquitoes that spread dengue, chikungunya, and Zika bite during the day and night. Mosquitoes become infected when they bite a person infected with the virus. Infected mosquitoes can then spread the virus to other people through bites.
Dr. Vivek Bhargava, Senior Consultant – Critical Care Medicine at Narayana Multispeciality Hospital, Jaipur talks about the causes, symptoms and warning signs of dengue.
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Dengue fever symptoms can easily be mistaken for symptoms of other diseases, and not knowing the difference can be harmful, especially when trying to treat any disease. Find out the differences between these viral infections in this video.
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A St John Ambulance trainer shows you how to treat someone with a fever. If you think someone may have a fever, there are key signs to look for and ways you can treat them. These first aid steps can help you treat the fever and make the casualty more comfortable. In severe cases you may need to call for an ambulance.
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Co-op Pharmacy Manager Garth Wells walks us through what we should do when we’re dealing with a high fever.
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Both Dengue Fever and Malaria can be fatal if not protected against or care for properly. But what are the differences between the signs and symptoms of these mosquito-borne diseases?
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Dengue fever, a mosquito-borne disease caused by a virus of the same name, is also referred to as breakbone fever, but that should be the least of your concerns…what you need to worry about is a complete system shutdown.
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Most commonly found in tropical regions, dengue puts 40-50% of the global population at risk. With symptoms ranging from fever, rashes, painful joint and muscle aches and vomiting, dengue symptoms can resemble the flu, but it can become life-threatening in a much different way.
Seeker spoke with Dr. Shannon Bennett from the California Academy of Sciences. Dr. Bennett is the curator of microbiology and the chief of science—in addition, she also studies the genetic makeup of dengue viruses.
To understand how dengue spreads, it helps to start with how it gets in.
Enter, the mosquito: specifically a species called Aedes aegypti.
Once the dengue virus gets in through the skin, it will eventually find its way into your lymph nodes and, then, bloodstream. And what is dengue’s primary target? White blood cells.
For those who find themselves sick as a result of dengue fever, sometimes the illness can take a dramatic turn leading to hemorrhagic fever and shock. This happens when your body’s antibodies respond to a second infection of dengue but don’t neutralize the virus the same way they would with the first strain you were exposed to.
Learn more about the disease coined the breakbone fever on this episode of SICK.
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Read More:
A clinical and epidemiological survey of the largest dengue outbreak in Southern Taiwan in 2015
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1201971219303698
Dengue immunity may be protective against symptomatic Zika, study finds
https://www.nih.gov/news-events/news-releases/dengue-immunity-may-be-protective-against-symptomatic-zika-study-finds
Mayaro virus: a neglected threat could cause the next worldwide viral epidemic
https://www.futuremedicine.com/doi/10.2217/fvl-2019-0051
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