Jul 4, 2024
BBMP areas have recorded the highest number of dengue cases in Karnataka, with 1,563 positive cases reported between January 1 and June 30 this year.
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As the city grapples with a resurgence of dengue, hospitals are witnessing a notable increase in cases among women and children. On average, individual hospitals are receiving up to 10 new dengue cases per day.
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BBMP has deployed around 1,100 teams to carry out a comprehensive door-to-door survey of approximately 14 lakh households in the city.
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Medical professionals caution that Bengaluru's current circumstances may deteriorate. Stay in airconditioned or well-screened rooms to reduce risk of receiving mosquito bites.
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It is advisable to avoid water stagnation around residential complexes, keep surroundings clean, and use mosquito repellents. Since there is no vaccination for this viral disease, it is recommended to take all preventive measures.
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If you experience symptoms such as high fever, intense headache, pain behind the eyes, joint and muscle aches, rash, or mild bleeding, it is essential to consult a healthcare professional without delay. Early diagnosis and management are crucial to preventing severe complication.
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The monsoon season has brought about a surge in dengue cases, with pregnant women and children. Regular prenatal check-ups are essential to monitor blood pressure and platelet levels.
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