"What are the symptoms of dengue virus infection in mosquitoes?"

Symptoms of Dengue Virus Infection in Mosquitoes

After a mosquito is infected with the dengue virus, it may potentially exhibit symptoms such as fever, rash, and a tendency for bleeding. Patients are advised to promptly seek medical attention and undergo targeted treatment under the guidance of a physician.

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Fever:

Dengue fever is an acute infectious disease caused by the dengue virus, primarily transmitted through the bites of Aedes mosquitoes. Infected individuals may experience fever, often characterized by sudden high fever, with temperatures reaching above 39°C.

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Rash:

After a mosquito is infected with the dengue virus, it may produce corresponding antibodies within the body, reacting with the immune system and leading to skin and mucosal damage manifesting as rash symptoms. Typically, these rashes appear on the extremities and trunk of the patient's body, distributed symmetrically.

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Bleeding Tendency:

Dengue virus infection in mosquitoes can also result in a decrease in the number of platelets or abnormal platelet function in the patient's body, causing coagulation disorders. This may manifest as bleeding from the gums, nose, or in severe cases, intracranial bleeding.

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Other Symptoms:

If dengue virus infection in mosquitoes is not treated promptly, it can exacerbate symptoms, causing muscle and joint pains. In some patients, complications such as myocarditis and meningitis may also occur. If confirmed as dengue virus infection transmitted by mosquitoes, patients are advised to take antiviral medications such as Oseltamivir Phosphate Capsules as prescribed by a doctor. Additionally, patients should rest in bed and avoid excessive physical exertion.