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China Reports More Than 7000 Chikungunya Cases: Symptoms, Risk Factors, Complications And More
A severe chikungunya outbreak has been reported in China with more than 7000 cases. While, chikungunya is rarely fatal, it can cause chronic symptoms like joint pain.
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China Reports 7,000 Chikungunya Cases; Know Symptoms, Cause And Treatment
The chikungunya outbreak has prompted the authorities to trigger actions similar to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Fever May Be A Commonly Ignored Symptom Of Chikungunya; Here's How To Identify
These additional signs given below can help in timely diagnosis and treatment, preventing further complications or prolonged discomfort.
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Chikungunya: Joint Pain And Other Chronic Symptoms That Can Last For Months And Even Years
High fever, joint pain, rash, muscle pain, headache and fatigue are common symptoms of chikungunya.
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Avoid Chikungunya Vaccine If You're Over 60, Say US Health Officials; Here Are The Details
Chikungunya is transmitted to humans through the bite of infected female mosquitoes, particularly Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus. It is a
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Chikungunya On Rise In Maharashtra: Follow These Tips For Fast Recovery
Chikungunya is transmitted to humans through the bite of infected female mosquitoes, particularly Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus.
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Dengue Can Be Fatal For Diabetics : Know How
If a diabetic gets dengue, the infection can affect the vision, cause brain inflammation, make the body go into septic shock, or lead to multi-organ failure. Read on for more information.
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World Malaria Day: 6 Most Dangerous Diseases Transmitted By Mosquitoes
On World Malaria Day 2018 let's see why mosquitoes are considered as one of the most dangerous creatures on the planet because tend to spread many deadly diseases.
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Chikungunya Cases On A Rise Since 2006
Chikungunya may cause long-term symptoms, caused by the virus which is passed on by mosquito bite. Characteristic symptoms include sudden onset with high fever, joint pain, and rash. Since 2004, the disease has occurred in outbreaks in Asia, Europe and the Americas.
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China Reports More Than 7000 Chikungunya Cases: Symptoms, Risk Factors, Complications And More
A severe chikungunya outbreak has been reported in China with more than 7000 cases. While, chikungunya is rarely fatal, it can cause chronic symptoms like joint pain.
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China Reports 7,000 Chikungunya Cases; Know Symptoms, Cause And Treatment
The chikungunya outbreak has prompted the authorities to trigger actions similar to the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
Fever May Be A Commonly Ignored Symptom Of Chikungunya; Here's How To Identify
These additional signs given below can help in timely diagnosis and treatment, preventing further complications or prolonged discomfort.
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Chikungunya: Joint Pain And Other Chronic Symptoms That Can Last For Months And Even Years
High fever, joint pain, rash, muscle pain, headache and fatigue are common symptoms of chikungunya.
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Avoid Chikungunya Vaccine If You're Over 60, Say US Health Officials; Here Are The Details
Chikungunya is transmitted to humans through the bite of infected female mosquitoes, particularly Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus. It is a
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Chikungunya On Rise In Maharashtra: Follow These Tips For Fast Recovery
Chikungunya is transmitted to humans through the bite of infected female mosquitoes, particularly Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus.
-
Dengue Can Be Fatal For Diabetics : Know How
If a diabetic gets dengue, the infection can affect the vision, cause brain inflammation, make the body go into septic shock, or lead to multi-organ failure. Read on for more information.
-
World Malaria Day: 6 Most Dangerous Diseases Transmitted By Mosquitoes
On World Malaria Day 2018 let's see why mosquitoes are considered as one of the most dangerous creatures on the planet because tend to spread many deadly diseases.
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Chikungunya Cases On A Rise Since 2006
Chikungunya may cause long-term symptoms, caused by the virus which is passed on by mosquito bite. Characteristic symptoms include sudden onset with high fever, joint pain, and rash. Since 2004, the disease has occurred in outbreaks in Asia, Europe and the Americas.
