Dengue with Corona? Start breathing IG News.

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 Dengue with Corona? Start breathing IG News.

A Report from the Puber's Pen: Coronavirus symptoms right now! Fever, sore throat, and backache are all symptoms. Even the body's oxygen levels have been dropping. Breathing becomes difficult. Overall, dengue now exhibits the signs of covid. Also, many people are not reducing their platelet count. However, the physical state is rapidly worsening. Therefore, this season has seen an increase in the complexity of treating this mosquito-borne sickness.

Dengue fever causes a drop in a patient's platelet count, which is a fact generally accepted by the medical community. This long-held dogma has also just started to shift. Cytokine storm, say, medical professionals, maybe at the foundation of this.

Most laypeople's exposure to the term has been in the context of the Covid virus infection. Many patients died or rapidly declined as a result of it. This season, some cases of dengue illness have been linked to the release of novel cytokines or other unusual compounds. The body is experiencing a catastrophic crisis due to the immune system's extreme reaction, which is analogous to a "storm" occurring within it. The watery component leaks out of various blood arteries and collects in multiple organs. It causes a drop in total blood volume and disrupts the body's oxygen delivery mechanism. It's making it hard to breathe, so that's an issue.

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