Dengue Fever 

engue fever may induce a high fever and severe aching of the muscles, which is said to be as painful as broken bones. This disease is easily transmitted during the warmer months, when mosquitoes first bite infected persons and then bite and infect healthy persons. There are currently no drugs that can cure dengue fever, and physicians can only hope to ease the symptoms and relieve some of patients' suffering. Since there are no vaccines that can prevent dengue fever, the best patients can do is strengthen their immune response. 

      As long as there is no hemorrhagic fever, most dengue fever patients can be completely cured, and there are no after-effects. If hemorrhagic dengue fever occurs, it is vital to seek help from a physician in getting past the dangerous hemorrhagic shock period before the fever subsides or within one or two days afterwards.