He said the dangers of dengue fever are still very much real and relevant, but the public tends to put it on the backburner as they are more cautious of Covid-19 as compared to other diseases after living with the pandemic for over two years.
Dr Koh added that anyone regardless of age can develop severe illness with dengue or Covid-19 and both infections are more likely to cause complications in adults with underlying chronic conditions such as diabetes and heart disease, as well as in young children. He said most patients will feel better in about a week after following through with supportive medication and proper care as instructed by their doctors.
"If a caretaker or the patient themselves notices any of these signs, please go to the nearest hospital or emergency department immediately,” Dr Koh urged.
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