Question

Dengue is characterised by

Answer 1

Answer:

Dengue fever is characterized by a sudden onset of fever (characteristically biphasic, “saddle back”), chills, retro-orbital headache, and conjunctivitis, severe pains in the back, muscles and joints (“break-bone fever”), nausea, vomiting, weakness, followed by a rash.

Explanation:

Dengue fever is characterized by a sudden onset of fever (characteristically biphasic, “saddle back”), chills, retro-orbital headache, and conjunctivitis, severe pains in the back, muscles and joints (“break-bone fever”), nausea, vomiting, weakness, followed by a rash.

Answer 2

Dengue fever is defined by a quick onset of fever (usually biphasic, "saddle back"), chills, retro-orbital headache, conjunctivitis, severe back, muscular, and joint aches ("break-bone fever"), nausea, vomiting, weakness, and a rash.

Explanation:

Dengue fever can range in intensity from a mild flu-like disease to a serious, debilitating condition (severe dengue).

Symptoms generally appear suddenly, and the following are frequent early symptoms:

• Fever (up to 40 degrees Celsius)
• Angry (red with dots and blotches)
• Headache
• musculoskeletal and joint pain, especially in the legs
• Especially while moving the eyes, there is pain behind the eyes.
• vomiting and nausea
• Eyes that are bright red.
• Lymph nodes enlargement
• The face is flushed crimson.
• Back discomfort on the lower level
• Weakness and exhaustion to a great extent.