Hyderabad: With 283 cases of dengue fever recorded in the country until June this year, Telangana is now in the 7th position in the number of cases in this country.
In accordance with data from the National Vector Vector Disease Control Program (NVBDP), Tamil Nadu has the highest number of cases (2,062), followed by Kerala (1,596), Karnataka (1,203), Maharashtra (936), Rajasthan (861) and Andhra Pradesh (508) .
The drastic increase in the case of dengue fever has been reported by a doctor in the state.
Interestingly, many patients have been shocked by dengue fever despite using mosquito drugs and living in the room.
“There is no mosquito drug which is 100% safe and effective.
Aedes mosquitoes tend to bite more during dawn and dusk when they are very active, but they can also bite another time in a day,” said Dr.
Lakshmi Kanth, a senior consultant, internal treatment at home Medicover pain, adding that for the past two weeks.
Cases have seen further improvements.
Dengue spread the aedes agypti mosquito that breed in stagnant water, even if stagnant for a day, it can also breed in clean water, making it very difficult to control.
Exactly from undried equipment to flower pots or buckets, they can breed anywhere.
What’s worse is that the eggs placed more than one year back can hatch anytime between one to two years, still stuck to the inside of the tool that is not used.
“It also means that once a house is full of demquito which causes mosquitoes, it is very difficult to get rid of them.
While fogging and other steps can help, the best to do is to use mosquito nets and electric bats,” said Dr.
M Karuna, Ever previously apply for pills in the High Court who looked for dengue interventions.
Apart from all this, the doctor also suggested wearing clothes that fully covered the body to remain safe from mosquito bites.