Prevention:
- Vaccine: If you live in an area where there’s an outbreak or at risk of infection, getting vaccinated might be another preventive measure
- Eradicate mosquito breeding sites: Eliminate breeding grounds for mosquitoes, such as water bottles, rainwater pipes, water tanks, or use chemicals to kill mosquito larvae
- Prevent mosquito bites: Use mosquito repellent and wear clothing that covers the skin. Apply skin repellents or spray them on clothes. Use mosquito nets when sleeping
- Monitor symptoms: If initial symptoms resembling dengue fever appear, such as high fever, body aches, and headaches, you should see a doctor immediately for diagnosis and treatment
Dengue Fever Vaccine at BNH Hospital:
- A new-generation vaccine
- Only 2 injections required (with a 3-month gap)
- Suitable for ages 4 to 60
- It can be administered to both individuals who have had dengue fever before and those who haven’t
- Protection against all 4 strains of dengue fever is up to 80.2%
- Reduces hospitalization and disease severity is up to 90.4%
For more information or appointment, please contact us at [email protected] or call us at 02-020-0700
