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Protect against dengue by preventing bites, reducing breeding spots, using repellent, wearing long sleeves and monitoring symptoms.

Dengue cases surge in Bengaluru: Here are some vital tips to stay protected this monsoon

<h2>Protect against dengue by preventing bites, reducing breeding spots, using repellent, wearing long sleeves and monitoring symptoms.</h2>

As dengue cases cross over 2000 in Bengaluru, protecting yourself from dengue fever during this season is crucial. Make sure to prevent mosquito bites and reduce mosquito breeding grounds.
<h3>Tips to prevent yourself from dengue&nbsp;</h3>
Use Mosquito Repellent: Apply mosquito repellent on exposed skin, especially during dawn and dusk when mosquitoes are most active.
Wear Protective Clothing: Wear long-sleeved shirts, long pants, and socks to minimize exposed skin.
Secure Your Home: Keep windows and doors screened to prevent mosquitoes from entering your living spaces.
Eliminate Mosquito Breeding Sites: Remove stagnant water from containers, flower pots, and gutters around your home regularly.
Use Mosquito Nets: Sleep under mosquito nets, especially if you live in areas with high mosquito activity or during outbreaks.
Stay Informed: Be aware of dengue symptoms like high fever, severe headache, and body pain. Seek medical attention promptly if you experience these symptoms. Community Efforts: Work with neighbors and community members to reduce mosquito breeding sites in your locality.
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Know about the National Dengue Day, observed annually on May 16, dedicated to raising awareness about dengue, a viral disease transmitted by mosquitoes. Discover the prevention tips.

National Dengue Day 2024: Must remember these 4 essential ways to keep yourself safe from mosquitoes

<h2>This National Dengue Day prevent getting dengue by following these simple steps. Read on to know more!</h2>

Every year, May 16 is observed as 'National Dengue Day' to spread awareness about the mosquito-borne viral infection. Dengue can be prevented with the right treatment and precautions. It is a disease that spreads easily and is endemic in more than 100 countries in the world.
We observe National Dengue Day to spread awareness about the disease and how to tackle it. This year, National Dengue Day falls on Thursday.
<h3>How to protect yourself from getting Dengue</h3>
Wear full sleeve clothes
To ensure you do not get dengue, keep your body covered. Try to wear clothes with full sleeves as it will prevent mosquitoes from biting you.
Plant mosquito-repellent plants
You should also arrange for mosquito-repellent plants like basil, eucalyptus and lemon grass. These plants will keep away mosquitoes and keep your room fresh!
Avoid stepping out during the day
According to experts, dengue mosquitoes remain active during the day. In such a situation, you should stay at home during the morning hours and avoid stepping out. If you really have to step out, use mosquito repellent creams.
Do not allow dirty water to accumulate
Make sure dirty water does not collect in and around any part of your house and locality.
<h3>National Dengue Day 2024 Theme</h3>
The theme for this year's National Dengue Day is - 'Dengue Prevention: Our Responsibility for a Safer Tomorrow'. This day emphasises the need to be safe from mosquitoes and how to avoid getting dengue.
<h3>History of National Dengue Day</h3>
Speaking about the awareness day, the World Health Organisation wrote on their official website, "Dengue epidemics tend to have seasonal patterns, with transmission often peaking during and after rainy seasons. There are several factors contributing to this increase, and they include high mosquito population levels, susceptibility to circulating serotypes, favourable air temperatures, precipitation and humidity, all of which affect the reproduction and feeding patterns of mosquito populations, as well as the dengue virus incubation period. Lack of proactive control interventions and staff are some of the other challenges."
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National Dengue Day 2023: This day is observed every year on May 16. On this day, let's get to know about the symptoms and prevention of this disease.

National Dengue Day 2023: Know symptoms and prevention of the disease 

National Dengue Day 2023: This day is observed every year on May 16. On this day, let's get to know about the symptoms and prevention of this disease.

National Dengue Day is observed every year on May 16. It is celebrated by the Ministry of Family Health Welfare to raise awareness. This year the theme of National Dengue Day is "Fight Dengue, Save Lives".&nbsp;
<h3>Symptoms of Dengue</h3>
According to WHO, if a patient has 104-degree fever for 2 to 7 days then they may have dengue. Symptoms of dengue are severe headache with fever, pain behind the eyes, muscle and joint pain, nausea, vomiting or body rash.
<h3>Severe Symptoms of Dengue</h3>
Symptoms of severe dengue are severe abdominal pain, plasma leak, shortness of breath, bleeding nose or gums, persistent vomiting, vomiting blood, or organ failure. As these symptoms start reflecting, the next 24-48 hours are considered to be crucial.&nbsp;
<h3>Recovery and precautions</h3>
After recovering from dengue, it is advisable to take extra precautions to avoid mosquito bites for at least a week. If an uninfected mosquito bites a person infected with dengue, it can further infect more people.&nbsp;
To combat dengue, dispose off solid waste properly, eliminate mosquito habitats by removing stagnant water from surroundings, keep stored water covered, change it every week, and keep your body covered as much as possible. Moreover, raise awareness around you about the diseases caused by mosquitoes.
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UP's Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak reportedly said that the transfusion packs have been sent for testing.

UP: dengue patient transfused with fruit juice instead of platelets, died later, claim relatives

UP's Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak reportedly said that the transfusion packs have been sent for testing.

In an unbelievable case of medical negligence, a dengue patient was allegedly transfused with fruit juice instead of blood platelets at a hospital in Uttar Pradesh. The patient later died.
The incident occurred in UP's Prayagraj. Authorities swung into action when a purported video of the incident went viral on social media. The private hospital was sealed on 20 October 2022.
UP's Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak reportedly said that the transfusion packs have been sent for testing, and if found guilty, strict action would be taken against hospital officials.
The owner of the hospital in question denied any wrongdoing. He said that the patient's relatives had been asked to arrange blood platelets as his platelet count had dropped.
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The hospital owner said that the relatives brought five units of platelets from SRN Hospital, but the patient had a reaction after transfusion of three units, and so the treatment was stopped. He claimed that the platelet packs had stickers of SRN Hospital on them.

Police said that the accused took plasma from various blood banks, put it in pouches, and sold it as platelets.

Fake platelet scam busted in UP, say police, a day after dengue patient allegedly transfused with juice

Police said that the accused took plasma from various blood banks, put it in pouches, and sold it as platelets.

A day after it was claimed that a dengue patient was transfused with fruit juice instead of platelets, Uttar Pradesh police busted a gang operating a fake platelet operation in Prayagraj.
Ten members of a gang allegedly selling fake platelets were arrested on 21 October 2022. Police said that the accused took plasma from various blood banks, put it in pouches, and sold it as platelets.
A day earlier, a private hospital in Prayagraj was sealed over allegations that a dengue patient died after being given juice transfusion instead of platelets. A link between the arrests and the case of the dengue patient's death is not clear yet.
Regarding the juice controversy, police said that it is still being ascertained whether the pouches contained sweet lime juice or something else.
The hospital's owner had said that the pouches were brought by the patient's relatives from another hospital, and treatment was stopped after he developed a reaction to the transfusion.
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