Doctor Shares Diagnosis and Prevention Tips for Atypical Dengue

Dengue fever, usually known for causing fever, headaches, and body aches, can sometimes act differently, which doctors call atypical dengue.

This means the illness can affect other parts of your body like the liver, brain, or kidneys, not just the usual areas.

Doctors diagnose it by looking for the dengue virus in your blood.

There's no medicine to cure it, so doctors help by treating the specific parts of the body affected.

The best way to avoid dengue is to prevent mosquito bites, such as removing places where mosquitoes breed.

If you feel sick, especially with unusual symptoms, it's important to see a doctor quickly.