Gurugram: District on Friday reported the death of his first-blooded fever this season after a 10-year-old girl in the Kadipur area surrendered to this disease.
Gurgaon reported no bloody death after 2018, the district of the district recorded three deaths caused by viral infections borne by mosquitoes.
This year, Gurgaon has recorded 300 cases of dengue fever so far, according to the Ministry of Health.
The infected girl was treated at a private hospital this week with high fever.
It turned out to be a hemorrhagic fever related to Dengue and caused multi-organ failure in patients according to the summary of his death.
When entering, he has low oxygen saturation, liquid in his lungs and swollen hearts.
Symptoms of dengue fever include fever, headaches, muscle pain and joints, and characteristic skin rash as in patients with measles.
There are four types of dengue strains, and type II and IV are worse, often requires hospitalization.
Some hospitals also witnessed the increase in the case of virus fever over the past few weeks.
“People have to report to the hospital earliest if they have symptoms such as fever.
If anyone develops the complication of dengue fever, it becomes difficult to manage,” said Dr.
Virender Yadav, a head of medical officer, Gurgaon.
Drive fogging and anti-larvae are taking place in and around dengue hotspots, the health department tells.
All rustic and urban slum areas also undergo screening based on priority.
In 451, the city had the highest number of dengue cases in 2015.
This figure was established in 86 in 2016, 66 in 2017 and 93 in 2018.
In 2019, Gurgaon reported 22 cases of dengue fever, which rose to 51 in 2020.
With this Death with Gurgaon, Falatility with Haryana this year reached five.
Fatehabad, Hisar, Noah and Panchkula reported four other deaths, with Panchkula reported the death of the first bloody fever on October 28 this season.