Patna. In most of the patients recovering from dengue, side effects are seen in kidney, liver and lungs along with weakness. Among these, most of the patients are reaching the OPD of IGIMS for treatment. Within the last 48 hours, 16 patients have arrived here who have gone to the hospital with some kind of problem after recovering from dengue. Apart from this, people have reached OPD of PMCH, NMCH, Patna AIIMS and other big private hospitals for treatment. At the same time, most of the patients with mild symptoms are seeing weakness, loss of appetite and digestive system problems.
Patients being referred to the concerned department according to symptoms
PMCH Superintendent Dr IS Thakur said that after recovery, many people do not suffer from the symptoms after dengue, but it can be very dangerous for those who have weak immunity and often remain unwell or who Are vulnerable to severe dengue infection. These include children and people above 50 years of age. Dr. Thakur said that according to the symptoms, the patients are being referred to the concerned department.
Side effects found in liver and lungs in dengue patients
Due to dengue, the liver, stomach and lungs of the patients are filling with water. Problems like shortness of breath, bleeding problem, stomach ache, low BP are coming. There are a lot of problems related to liver and lungs. According to doctors, people do not take it seriously at first and come when their condition worsens. Those patients who are aware get cured within a week after getting timely treatment. Which can be eaten by mouth.
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The number of post dengue patients has increased. Most of the patients are coming to the gastro medicine department. There have also been some post dengue patients whose pancreas is swollen. Symptoms of water filling in stomach, lungs and cheek bladder are common. This is happening because people are ignoring the serious symptoms of dengue and staying at home. Serious symptoms include fainting, difficulty in breathing, bleeding from nose and gums, bleeding in stools and vomiting. If the number of patients increases then post dengue OPD will be started.
Goat milk has medicinal properties, demand for kiwi also increased
According to Dr. Z. Ahmed, a doctor from Saran, the amount of fat in goat milk is low and calcium and phosphorus are found in large quantities. By reducing fat, it is beneficial for dengue patients, because the more fluid a dengue patient takes, the sooner he will recover. All these things are found in goat milk. It is rich in Vitamin A and B. Dr. Roshan Kumar, in-charge of CHC, says that there is nothing on the basis of which it can be said that drinking goat’s milk increases the platelets falling during fever. Actually, the biggest problem in dengue comes from the decline in the number of platelets. Sometimes the platelets become very low but if there is no shortage of water in the patient’s body then there is not much problem.
Begusarai increased demand for coconut water and kiwi fruit
Along with medicines, indigenous remedies are also being used to protect the affected people from dengue. Along with medicines, dengue patients are consuming plenty of coconut water, kiwi fruit and papaya. Due to which the demand for these fruits has increased in the market and these fruits have become expensive. For quick relief and recovery from dengue. Doctors are also advising to drink coconut water. As the demand for coconut water and kiwi fruit, which is effective in increasing platelets and removing weakness, has increased, its prices have also increased. Coconut water, which was sold at Rs 40 to 45 per piece on other days, is currently being sold at Rs 65 to 80 per piece. Is. Kiwi fruit, which was sold for Rs 90 per three pieces, is now being sold for Rs 150 to 160 per kg. Papaya, which was sold for Rs 30 per kg on other days, is currently being sold for Rs 50 to 60 per kg.