The best way to deal with dengue fever is to prevent it. The main prevention of dengue fever are mosquito control and mosquito control, cutting off the transmission route, such as killing adult mosquitoes, removing the habitat of Aedes mosquitoes, doing personal protection, wearing long-sleeved clothes, using anti-mosquito repellants, etc., and early detection of patients. (Especially for patients with fever within 5 days), and it is especially important to implement anti-mosquito isolation measures for patients. Specific measures can be done by:
1. Try to avoid places with many mosquitoes;
In the season of high incidence of dengue fever, try not to let children go to places with more mosquitoes, such as depressions, jungles, grasslands, and near fish ponds. Try not to expose too much skin when your child is outside.
2. Beware of mosquitoes indoors;
Open windows frequently to circulate air, and use window screens to keep mosquitoes out of the room.
3. Carry mosquito repellent with you when you go out;
For example, before going out, apply mosquito repellent toilet water on the bare skin to prevent mosquito bites; if you are going camping, you must set up a tent and do a good job in preventing mosquitoes.
If you use mosquito repellent products, it is recommended to use mosquito repellent products containing DEET, DEET, icaridin, and lemon eucalyptus oil.
4, usually pay attention to improve children's immunity;
It is necessary to urge children to eat a reasonable diet to ensure a balanced and comprehensive intake of various nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, and proteins. Supervise children to adhere to physical exercise every day to improve their physique.
5. Do a good job of mosquito control;
The puddles and ponds in rural areas are the breeding grounds for mosquitoes, and mosquito repellents need to be sprayed regularly. Also, keep your children from going to these places too much.
6. Pay more attention to observe the child, and see a doctor in time if it is found to be inappropriate.
In dengue fever-endemic areas and seasons, if a child is found to have unexplained fever, body pain, rash and other symptoms, the possibility of dengue fever should be considered, and the child should be taken to the hospital for treatment in time.
