Symptoms of Dengue
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Fever39-40°C, often accompanied by chills and feverishness. -
PainSevere muscle and joint pain, along with pain behind the eyes. -
Nausea and vomitingFrequency depends on the severity of the infection. -
Skin rashSometimes appears as red spots or small dots on the skin.
Dengue Prevention
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Body protectionUse insect repellent and wear long-sleeved clothing, especially during the evening and early morning hours when mosquitoes are most active. -
Home protectionInstall mosquito nets or screens on windows and doors, and use mosquito bed nets for added protection while sleeping. -
Avoid stagnant waterAvoid areas with stagnant water where mosquitoes breed, and check your surroundings for any open sources of water. -
VaccinationQDENGA is the latest dengue vaccine. It is the first vaccine suitable for individuals who have not previously contracted dengue.
Arrival Time
Teams are available across Bali with fast response times, depending on location and availability.
Transparent Pricing
No surprises. The cost is confirmed with the provider before the visit.
English Support
Clear English-speaking support throughout the booking and coordination process.
Licensed Medical Providers
Services are arranged with licensed Indonesian healthcare providers from partner facilities.
HealthBali Booking is a registered electronic system for receiving and managing booking requests, communicating with clients, and coordinating services with licensed partner facilities. We do not provide medical services. All medical services are performed by licensed medical facilities, which are solely responsible for the quality and outcomes of such services.
Partner facilities may include: Klinik Pratama Krisna Medical Care; Kasih Ibu General Hospital Denpasar; PT Bymed Mitra Indonesia, and other licensed partners.
If a booking is cancelled after confirmation, the provider may apply a cancellation fee.
All clinical decisions are made exclusively by the licensed medical provider. The provider may adjust the care plan and pricing based on the client's condition upon arrival.
Home service is not an emergency service. If your condition is urgent or life-threatening, please contact emergency services or go to the nearest hospital.
Insurance reimbursement depends on your policy terms. Neither HealthBali nor the provider guarantees reimbursement. Medical documentation may be provided by the provider.
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- Dengue and the Common ColdMild dengue can often be indistinguishable from the common cold, and some people who have had dengue fever may not even realize they encountered this illness. However, this does not mean that dengue — like the common cold — is without risks.
Symptoms of dengue fever appear suddenly and may include high fever, sweating, nausea, dizziness, headache, muscle and joint pain, and general weakness. Some individuals may develop a fine rash, initially on the backs of the hands and feet, then spreading to the torso.
Most individuals recover a few days after the onset of symptoms. However, in severe cases, a sudden drop in blood pressure may occur, requiring urgent medical attention. - What to do in case of Dengue FeverDengue fever is one of those illnesses where early diagnosis and seeking medical care are crucial.
What else is important:- Stay Hydrated: Increase your fluid intake to prevent dehydration. Drink plenty of water, low-fat broths, electrolytes, and other fluids.
- Pain and Fever Management: To relieve pain and reduce fever, you may take pain relievers, but always follow the instructions and recommendations of your doctor or pharmacist. Do not take aspirin, ibuprofen, diclofenac, or similar medications, as they can increase the risk of bleeding in dengue cases.
- Rest and Recovery: Rest during the illness to give your body the chance to recover. Follow your doctor’s advice and stick to a calm routine.
- Monitor Your Symptoms: Keep track of your condition and seek medical attention if new or worsening symptoms appear. Remember, only a healthcare professional can properly assess your condition and recommend further action.