Dengue is an acute viral illness caused by RNA contagion of the family Flaviviridae and spread by Aedes mosquitoes. Presenting features may range from asymptomatic fever to dreaded complications similar as hemorrhagic fever and shock. A cute- onset high fever, muscle and joint pain, myalgia, cutaneous rash, hemorrhagic occurrences, and circulatory shock are the generally seen symptoms. Oral instantiations are rare in dengue infection; still, some cases may have oral features as the only presenting incarnation. Beforehand and accurate opinion is critical to reduce mortality. Dengue is wide throughout the tropics and original spatial variation in dengue contagion transmission is explosively told by downfall, temperature, urbanization and distribution of the top mosquito vector Aedes aegypti. presently, aboriginal dengue contagion transmission is reported in the Eastern Mediterranean, American, South- East Asian, Western Pacific and African regions, whereas sporadic original transmission has been reported in Europe and the United States as the result of contagion preface to areas where Ae. aegypti and Aedes albopictus, a secondary vector, do. The global burden of the complaint isn't well known, but its epidemiological patterns are intimidating for both mortal health and the global frugality.
Dengue is an acute viral illness caused by RNA contagion of the family Flaviviridae and spread by Aedes mosquitoes. Presenting features may range from asymptomatic fever to dreaded complications similar as hemorrhagic fever and shock. A cute- onset high fever, muscle and joint pain, myalgia, cutaneous rash, hemorrhagic occurrences, and circulatory shock are the generally seen symptoms. Oral instantiations are rare in dengue infection; still, some cases may have oral features as the only presenting incarnation. Beforehand and accurate opinion is critical to reduce mortality. Dengue is wide throughout the tropics and original spatial variation in dengue contagion transmission is explosively told by downfall, temperature, urbanization and distribution of the top mosquito vector Aedes aegypti. presently, aboriginal dengue contagion transmission is reported in the Eastern Mediterranean, American, South- East Asian, Western Pacific and African regions, whereas sporadic original transmission has been reported in Europe and the United States as the result of contagion preface to areas where Ae. aegypti and Aedes albopictus, a secondary vector, do. The global burden of the complaint isn't well known, but its epidemiological patterns are intimidating for both mortal health and the global frugality.
The World Health Organization( WHO) consider dengue as a major global public health challenge in the tropic and tropical nations. Dengue has seen a30-fold upsurge worldwide between 1960 and 2010, due to increased population growth rate, global warming, unplanned urbanization, hamstrung mosquito control, frequent air trip, and lack of health care installations () Dengue is presently one of the world's most important neglected tropical conditions. and its prevalence has increased>30-fold in recent decades alongside the geographical expansion of the Aedes vector mosquitoes and dengue contagions( DENVs) Dengue hemorrhagic fever( DHF/ DSS) is the most severe incarnation of the complaint in children who have a secondary infection with a different serotype than the first one. DF is a tone- limiting complaint, meaning the case will recover with no sequelae once the fever is gone. Dengue haemorrhagic fever( DHF) is a serious febrile illness characterized by haemostasis abnormalities and elevated vascular permeability. Severe progression may lead to DSS( dengue shock pattern). There are four grades of DHF, the third and fourth being DSS. According to the World Health Organization( WHO), there are further than 50 million infections of dengue contagion and 20,000 deaths related to dengue complaint. What's the dengue conditions Dengue is a contagion- grounded infection majorly predominant in the tropical regions of the world. The womanish Aedes mosquito is the vector that transmits dengue causing contagion cells from infected people to healthy people through blood- stinking mouthfuls. The contagion also transfers from the vector and enters the host to fleetly reproduce dengue causing contagions opinion and treatment of Dengue Dengue contagion can beget symptoms ranging from mild to severe. roughly 1 in 4 infections with Dengue contagion is characteristic. The most common symptom of a characteristic Dengue contagion infection is a mild or moderate, acute, feverish illness.
Fig 1. pathogenesis dengue contagion and infection
Types of dengue :
About 40 of the population of the 100 countries where Dengue is aboriginal are susceptible toDengue.However, the chances of early recovery are high, If the opinion is made in the early stages. Depending on the inflexibility and the symptoms observed in the host,
Dengue is classified into :
Fig 2. The civic dengue contagion cycle in humans and mosquitoes.
During the foreign phase of the cycle, dengue contagions first infect mosquito midgut cells and other apkins before propagating to the salivary dears Bracket The World Health Organization( WHO) divides DF into two orders uncomplicated and severe. Severe DF cases are associated with inordinate bleeding, organ damage, or severe tube leakage, while the remainder are uncomplicated Symptoms
Dengue fever is a wide complaint in tropical andsub-tropical climates. It's a major problem in numerous countries in Latin America, as well as in Southeast Asia. Although Dengue fever is uncommon in the United States, it's present in some American homes, similar as Puerto Rico( Puerto Rico), American Samoa( American Samoa), and the United States Virgin Islands( American Samoa). Dengue fever can also do in the United States when someone becomes infected in another country, and also moves or emigrates to the United States. Dengue hemorrhagic fever This is called severe dengue, dengue hemorrhagic fever or dengue shock pattern. Severe dengue be when your blood vessels come damaged andleaky.The proposed individual criteria for DHF includes. Clinical Parameters Acute- onset fever High- grade fever lasting between 2 days and 1 week Hemorrhagic occurrences Petechiae, Purpura, Ecchymosis, Epistaxis, Gingival and Mucosal Bleeding, GIT or Injection point, Hematemesis, Malena B.Laboratory parameters Thrombocytopenia( platelet count< 100>
Factors involved in the control of dengue contagion complaint response.
3. Factor control dengue
Four main factors control dengue contagion( DENV) complaint response along a response continuum vulnerable status, contagion strain, inheritable status and age. Immune status Recovery from infection by one dengue contagion provides lifelong impunity against that particular contagion serotype. still, this impunity confers only partial and flash protection against posterior infection by the other three serotypes of thevirus.Polyclonal antibodies are directed against several epitopes; some are directed against quaternary epitopes located at the hinge region between DI and DII of the E protein on the face of complete virions. The maturity of circulating antibodies arenon-neutralizing and are directed against colorful antigens on the E protein and the prM protein. In the absence of blocking by type-specific negativing antibodies,non-neutralizing antibodies generally enhance the entry of any DENV into Fc receptor- bearing cells. This miracle is called antibody-dependent improvement( ADE)
Viral serotypes-.
To date, utmost of the inheritable changes associated with epidemic eventuality have redounded in amino acid changes in NS proteins. Several pathogenesis studies have been performed on cases with dengue who were clinically classified as having either dengue fever or DHF/ DSS3. Although both dengue fever and DHF/ DSS can be associated with any serotype, some sequences of infection have been associated with severe complaint at a advanced frequence than others.
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Lamkhade Kanchan S., Lamkhade Sandhya V., Fatakkar Renuka B. , Gahire Pratiksha D. , Umbarde Rupali P., Review On Dengue Virus Preventation And Treatment, Int. J. of Pharm. Sci., 2024, Vol 2, Issue 3, 413-417. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10814984
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