<h3>As long as I can, I stay positive and always look at the brighter side of everything, Especially some unfortunate events. Because I have my family at my side especially my ever supportive hubby.. But last Sunday was a different situation, and it is hard to be positive because my supporter was the one got sick. 

<h4>September 23, my husband went back home from work, in the middle of the day, I was worried what happened, I though he was just surprising me because it was my birthday, but then he told me that he was not feeling well, so I let him rest and as the night is approaching his temperature was rising too, it was 39.2°c so after dinner I gave him paracetamol but his fever was not subsiding, we hardly slept that night, the next morning his temperature went down to 38.5°c so I thought that he was okay already, but when the night comes again, his temperature reqches 39.7-39.8, I am so worried, I told him that we should see the doctor, but he doesn't want, he's just keep on  telling that he is feeling better and everything will be fine... So I give him a bath and luckily Wednesday afternoon, he doesn't have fever anymore, I was so relieve, but before we sleep that night, his tummy aches so bad, he felt that it was heavy and feel constipated so I gave him tea, he's not constipated anymore, after drinking tea but his tummy still aches so much, Thursday morning we decided to see the doctor, we went to a gastroenterologist, and internist, he ordered to have his blood check, cbc with platelet count and SGPT, because based on symptoms he might have been suffering from dengue.
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<h2>What is Dengue?</h2>
>Dengue is a viral infection transmitted by the bite of an infected female Aedes mosquito[](http://www.who.int/features/qa/54/en/)



<h2>What are the symptoms?</h2>

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>Sudden, high fever
>Severe headaches
>Pain behind the eyes
>Severe joint and muscle pain
>Fatigue
>Nausea
>Vomiting
>Skin rash, which appears two to five days after the onset of fever
>Mild bleeding (such a nose bleed, bleeding gums, or easy bruising)[](https://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/dengue-fever-reference) 

<h4>After 2 hours of waiting for the results, we got it and from the results without showing it to the doctor, I knew he is positive of dengue, and so after the check up the doctor told us, he needs to be admitted at the hospital for monitoring. I was so worried, because his platelets count was so low far from the normal count, so we stayed at the hospital for 2 days and luckily through the intervention of God's healing hand we are now at home, but He still needs to rest, he can't get to work yet, 

Let's all take care and be cautious, we can never can tell, when we will be attacked by a virus

<h3>Stay Safe Everyone, Have A great Weekend... 😊😊😊

<h4>Thank You For Dropping By!!! </h4>

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*Always look at the brighter side* ❤️❤️
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