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Dengue Virus

2019-08-23 03:50:42
I had fever since last Sunday and after doing blood test it was discovered that Dengue NS1 Antigen was Positive, IgM Antibodies - Negative and IgG Antibodies - Positive. I'd like to know: 1: Under what conditions/ severity of dengue should a patient be hospitalized? 2: Does Medical Science in India have a medicine for Dengue?
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If patient has hypotension, vomiting, indigestion, bleeding then patient should be hospitalised. There is no medicine for dengue cure..

Answered2019-08-23 08:24:44

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If not able to take enough fluid

Answered2019-08-24 18:10:04

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