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Can u get infected jus by one mosquito bite from infected person ? I have someone in my neighbourhood with this disease .what precautions can we take like tablets besides avoiding mosquitoe bites
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Tab.DEC 100mg can be used in prophylactic measures But only after local physician advice
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take mosquito prevention precautions maintenance of clean surroundings
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