Dengue fever is primarily spread through the bite of infected mosquitoes, particularly the Aedes aegypti and, to a lesser extent, Aedes albopictus mosquitoes. Here is an overview of how the transmission of dengue occurs: Infected Human Host Viral Replication in Humans Presence of Virus in Blood Etc

2. HowDoestheDengueFever
Spread?
Dengue infection spreads through the intricate interaction between the dengue
virus, Aedes mosquitoes, and human hosts.
The transmission cycle begins when an Aedes mosquito bites an individual
already infected with the dengue virus, allowing the mosquito to acquire the
virus.
Within the human host, the virus multiplies, entering the bloodstream and making
the person a potential source of infection. When the infected mosquito
subsequently bites another person,
It injects the dengue virus into their bloodstream, initiating a new cycle of
infection.

3. WhatAreTheSymptomsof
DengueFever
The dengue symptoms usually tend to develop after four to five days and
they can last for about 10 to 15 days based on the severity of the infection.
Some of the symptoms includes:
Nausea
Sudden raise in body temperature (fever)
Experiencing pain behind eyes
Severe headaches
Joint and muscle pain
Severe fatigue
Vomiting

4. Preventing dengue fever involves taking precautions to reduce the risk of dengue
infection and controlling mosquito populations. Here are essential precautions to
help prevent dengue:
Use Mosquito Repellent
Wear Protective Clothing:
Avoid Peak Mosquito Activity
Eliminate Standing Water
Use Mosquito Nets
Community Cleanup
Travel Precautions
HowToPreventYourself For
DengueFever?

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