Fatigue can persist for weeks or even months after recovery from dengue fever, leaving individuals feeling prolonged tiredness and weakness.
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Many people experience lingering joint and muscle pain, often referred to as “breakbone fever,” following their recovery.
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Liver function abnormalities can occur, with liver enzyme levels remaining elevated for a period after recovery.
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Some individuals may continue to have skin rashes after the acute phase of the illness has passed.
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There is a risk of severe complications if a person is infected again with a different serotype of the dengue virus.
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Temporary hair loss can occur as the body recovers from the infection.
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The stress associated with the illness and the extended recovery period can lead to anxiety in some individuals.
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Post-recovery management includes ensuring good hydration, maintaining a nutritious diet with fresh fruits, vegetables, and protein sources like eggs, legumes, and chicken.
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Closely monitor your symptoms and consulting a doctor is crucial if severe or unusual symptoms persist.
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