Inspection Dengue Fever

The most appropriate way to tell if someone is suffering from scarlet fever or typhoid fever is to conduct the examination. Consult with your doctor and usually to be sure, the doctor will ask for blood tests. By taking the patient's blood can be known for certain what the diseases suffered.


In patients with dengue fever, the examination carried out by examining the number of platelets. If the platelet count decreased, typically <100.000/ul, someone will be diagnosed with dengue fever. However, if the fever is just one day can not be known because the platelet count is still normal. In such cases, you can come back to the doctor to check if the platelet count still has a fever. At a more sophisticated, it is known whether the blood contains dengue virus or not. So, if the platelet count was normal but the blood tested positive for dengue virus means that you have dengue fever.