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Second Dengue Infection

2022-09-20 18:33:01
Please help doctors, I have recently been treated with dengue and now I am completely cured. But the outbreak is still going on in our area. I have All Out and Mortein on the whole day but still some tiny mosquitos bite me sometimes. Will I survive if a second Dengue Infection happens now to me from some other strain?
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Yes. You will survive. Please tell us also how you find out what strain of mosquito is biting you.

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If once infected you get antibodies develop in blood

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T cell malfunction leads to deadly hemorrhagic fever Thirst that turns deadly. One bout with dengue, transmitted by the Aedes aegypti mosquito, is usually bearable, but a second can lead to life-threatening hemorrhagic fever.
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Continue precautions!

Answered2022-09-20 19:26:33

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Take necessary precautions. What was your platelet count in last CBC Report?

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Don't worry, continue taking necessary precautions..

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Please continue to use adequate protection. However you immunity will help you fight in case you have a new infection.

Answered2022-09-20 18:35:07

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Can help you, kindly provide me detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

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You suffered dengeu, it gave you immunity also which prevents dengue for approx 3:4 yrs Yes second attack more severe, but  not necessarily

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