Monsoon season always brings a steady increase in the number of dengue cases with it in India. People from densely populated areas are more vulnerable to this infection. Wherever there is stagnation of water or where clean water accumulates, there is a high risk of dengue.
Initially, symptoms like headache, nausea, pain behind the eyes, vomiting, pain in the bones, muscle pain and skin rashes may start to appear in dengue. If dengue patients do not get timely treatment, then these common symptoms can become more serious. Severe symptoms of dengue include abdominal pain, breathlessness, vomiting blood, bleeding gums and a drop in platelets.
(Read more: Dengue platelet count normal range)
To overcome these symptoms of dengue, doctors advise you to have a good diet along with the medicines you’ve been prescribed. The right diet can speed up your recovery. In this article, we will discuss whether dengue patients should consume eggs when they’re sick.
(Read more: Dengue diet)