Be cautious even without fever, dengue can occur, know everything about it

Dengue fever is a very dangerous viral disease, which affects millions of people worldwide every year. Dengue is becoming a serious public health problem in India. Dengue cases have increased rapidly in the last few years. It is a virus spread by mosquito bites. Symptoms of dengue usually include fever, Includes headaches, body aches, dizziness and skin rash. But sometimes dengue can also occur without fever. Even in such a situation, if symptoms like severe pain, dizziness, vomiting and diarrhea are felt in the body, then you should be alert. Dengue can prove to be fatal without treatment.

Diagnosis of dengue without fever

Body pain – In dengue, there is heavy pain in the head, back and bones.

Dizziness – Dizziness without fever can be a sign of dengue.

Vomiting and diarrhea – Sudden vomiting and diarrhea can occur even without fever.

Red rashes on the skin – In dengue, red rashes appear on the body.

Redness and pain in the eyes – severe pain and redness of the eyes.

In these cases, dengue can occur even without fever.

Sometimes dengue fever is of very low grade, which the patient does not understand the fever.

No fever in the early stages of dengue. Fever may occur later.

Some people have good immunity, in which the fever is low.

Some people do not have fever if they have had dengue before.

Fever is controlled by taking antipyretic medicines.

Fever decreases due to weak immunity in old age.

Therefore, the symptoms of dengue should not be ignored even if there is no fever.

Prevention of dengue

To prevent dengue, water should not be allowed to accumulate around the house. Mosquito nets, repellent creams, etc. should be used. If symptoms appear, contact the doctor immediately. Dengue should not be taken lightly.

  • Ayurved Indian Bureau

    Ayurved Indian Bureau is a collective of journalists dedicated to gathering news and insights related to the Ayurveda sector. The team covers developments across the Ayurvedic industry, practitioners (Vaidyas), educational institutions, and patient communities, contributing well-researched and relevant content for the website.

    Related Posts

    Pitru Paksha and Mental Peace: What Ayurveda Says About Ancestral Rituals

    Explore how Pitru Paksha, remembrance, prayer, charity and ancestral rituals can be understood through Ayurveda’s concepts of Sattva, mental balance and emotional well-being. Pitru Paksha, the traditional fortnight dedicated to…

    Ayurveda Day 2026: India Expands Ayush Healthcare Network with 12,260 Ayushman Arogya Mandirs

    Ayurveda Day 2026: India has 12,260 functional Ayushman Arogya Mandirs. Know how the National Ayush Mission is expanding Ayurveda, hospitals, doctors and integrated healthcare services. Ayurveda Day 2026: India is…

    Leave a Reply

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    You Missed

    Pitru Paksha and Mental Peace: What Ayurveda Says About Ancestral Rituals

    Pitru Paksha and Mental Peace: What Ayurveda Says About Ancestral Rituals

    Ayurveda Day 2026: India Expands Ayush Healthcare Network with 12,260 Ayushman Arogya Mandirs

    Ayurveda Day 2026: India Expands Ayush Healthcare Network with 12,260 Ayushman Arogya Mandirs

    Ayurveda Day 2026: Healthy Food Combinations for Better Digestion

    Ayurveda Day 2026: Healthy Food Combinations for Better Digestion

    BRICS New Delhi Declaration Recognises Traditional Medicine for UHC

    • By एसk
    • September 15, 2026
    • 67 views
    BRICS New Delhi Declaration Recognises Traditional Medicine for UHC

    Ayurveda Ecosystem: Research, Education, Standards & Global Growth

    Ayurveda Ecosystem: Research, Education, Standards & Global Growth

    Kamla Trust Steps Up Relief Efforts for Assam Flood Victims

    Kamla Trust Steps Up Relief Efforts for Assam Flood Victims