PROFESSIONAL DENGUE CONTROL SERVICES
TPL ISLAMABAD/RAWALPINDI
Over the past few years the spread of dengue fever has become a major cause of concern for Pakistan. Hundreds and hundreds of People have suffered dengue fever and some have also lost their life. According to WHO, in Pakistan the province of Punjab reported the highest number of Dengue Fever cases in 2021.
Our experts will not only provide you useful information about the spread, symptoms and prevention against Dengue fever but also offer their professional “Pest Wiping” services for your residential, commercial and industrial areas. So, let us first know about spread and symptoms of Dengue fever and how to prevent ourselves and our loved ones from this fatal disease.
How Does Dengue Spread/Information By Professional TPL Services Islamabad/Rawalpindi
Although mosquitoes play an important role in our ecosystem they become the source of fatal and infectious diseases such as Malaria, Dengue Fever, Zika Virus and Nile Fever. Mosquito known for transmitting and spreading the dengue virus is the Aedes species of Mosquito. Aedes belong to the female category of mosquitoes and they require blood for the production of eggs. An infected Aedes Mosquito becomes a source of transmitting and spreading dengue virus when she bites victim. They generally operate at dawn and dusk.
Symptoms of Dengue Fever By Professional TPL Services Islamabad/Rawalpindi
Symptoms of dengue fever include:
> High fever
> Severe Headache
> Pain behind the eyes
> Muscle and joint pains
> Nausea
> Vomiting
> Swollen glands
> Rash
Prevention Against Dengue In Light of WHO 2022 By Professional TPL Services Islamabad/Rawalpindi
The most effective way to combat dengue is to prevent oneself from it. Some steps to prevention given by WHO 2022 include:
> Adequate disposal of solid and liquid waste
> Removal of unnecessary bodies of water
> Regular cleaning and covering of water storage containers.
> Anti-Dengue spray services
> Preventing mosquitoes to access the places where they can lay eggs.
Other Ways of Prevention
> Not wearing sleeveless clothes.
> Limiting your outdoor activities at dawn and dusk.
> Using nets and windows screens in household settings
> Keeping oneself and community informed about vector borne diseases.
