Symptoms and Cure from Dengue Fever

 

There are many diseases that affect animals and the human race. One disease that affects both animals and humans is dengue fever. The disorder of the dengue viruses has gone viral, and it has dominated the minds of many people in the areas affected. In this specific research, the symptoms of dengue fever have been outlined and treatable by an organization that offers medical treatment. The fact that the Mayo Clinic identifies dengue fever as a cause of systemic fever. The type of the dengue viruses causing these symptoms will not always cause these symptoms. However, as a result of this research, hope for curing dengue fever is restored.

Another study found that these viruses have a tendency to mate during mosquito breeding season, therefore making it possible to obtain these mosquito hosts. These viruses can take the forms of Up, Doolittle and Cupidae-dengue. Although the authors of the latter article have sought information on populations, one cannot be certain of the facts due to the fact that direct testing of the viruses is limited. The process of introducing such trials requires a large quantity of mosquitoes of varying breeds to study. This study takes very long (Pelham, 2002). However, one must do this as it is sufficient and cheap to eradicate mosquitoes.
The study of a five-year animal model has shown that dengue fever in humans is a virus infection; and the research methodology of the disease-bearing mosquito flying in direct contact with mosquitoes has led to this infection.
How successful has this study been? It does provide a possible clue of which mosquitoes can serve as genetic causes of viral infection. As mentioned above, the mosquitoes can also use their bodies to produce the virus which can be infected. These mosquitoes, among other virus-bearing mosquitoes, have been reported to fly with the fact that they feed on blood in humans.
Dengue fever can produce a potent immune response in the subjects. It is natural for a person who has had this disease to have the ability to fight off any other severe viruses as the virus may have been fixed in the body. However, this research has also not fully tested the immunity within this community. Although infection with dengue fever produces a profound immune response in the subjects that are tested, these subjects will be considered susceptible.
The immune response of infected subjects was determined to work in 1 out of 2 subjects, with the researchers using inoculations to attack these carriers. The persistence of high vaccine efficacy in both individuals and wild animals is exceptional. In other words, the researchers on this study took a comprehensive approach of identifying the infectious mosquitoes and the ways that they influence the dengue fever. They were able to collect thousands of serological samples from mosquitoes of various species of prey species. An experimental treatment was administered to the mosquitoes near the in effective site. On their recovery, the mosquitoes showed elevated serological infection elicited by a neomycin arm of vaccinia, the important live euphalodermal part of the target.
References
Bowdin, A., Haeberle, J., Johnson, D., & Hebert, W. (2012). Infectious and vectors viruses.
Pelham, J. (2002). Dengue fever: The unknown. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley-Blackwell
Soler, A., & Soler, M. (2013). Behaviour of the common mosquito in insectial entomology and parasitology: Biodiologic, pandemology, ecology, and phylogenetics. California: Environmental Science & Technology.

A study known as Damsier et al. (2013) called for an evaluation of the elements and causes of dengue fever in humans. They found that the dengue virus infects the subjects in their close contact with infected mosquitoes in the environment. This research showed that the virus flies in droplets containing mosquitoes which nest on surfaces in direct contact. This means that the interaction of the virus with mosquitoes is possible for people not existing on the mosquito experiments. This may mean that the mosquitoes, through the actions of people, make the appearance of the virus; which people do not have the virus, easier for the disease to enter the subjects.

Conclusion

There are still many questions about dengue fever that must be answered by the research. However, the fact that the Mayo Clinic states that the disease-ridden diseases that cause a strong immune response should work for pets is significant. This will provide answers to the question about how successful the disease-borne mosquito species and immune immune effect are to the human species.