While the spring interrupers stay south this season to Warmer Territory, Pose A health risk that requires extra attention.
Global cases dengue Being increases, says the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) – and warns of an increase in American travelers.
On March 18, the agency released a health supply of the Health Alert Network in which he notes that Knokkelvoort activity and transmission “remain high” in some parts of the US and worldwide, including the American areas of Puerto Rico and the American Virgin Islands.
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“Spring and summer journeys coincide with the high season for dug fever in many countries, which increases the risk of both travel-associated and locally acquired cases in the United States,” the CDC wrote.
The CDC has marked Dengue Fever as a warning for level 1 and is urging the public to “practice usual precautions”.
The transmission of dug fever is higher than expected among American travelers, the CDC reported. (Istock)
This includes avoiding mosquito bites by using an EPA-registered insect repellent, with long sleeves and long pants to wear during outdoor life, and sleeping in a room with air conditioning or shielded windows.
Many countries reported a “higher than usual” number of dengue cases in 2024 and 2025, the CDC noted.
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The following countries have also reported a higher than expected number of dengue cases American travelers Returning to American soil: Brazil, Burkina Faso, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Fiji, Frans Polynesia, Guadeloupe, Guatemala, Iran, Mexico, Pakistan, Panama, Filippines, Saint Lucia and Sudan.
What is knack fever?
Dengue is a virus Spread by bites of an infected mosquito.
According to the CDC, it is usual in America, Africa, Africa, the Middle East, Asia and the Pacific Islands, among other things.
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In 2024, more than 13 million cases were reported in North, Central and South America, as well as in the Caribbean.
Local transfer of these outbreaks was reported last year in California, Texas and Florida.
The CDC reported local transmissions of dug fever in California, Texas and Florida in 2024. (Istock)
Typical symptoms are pains and pain (in the eyes, muscles, joints or bones), nausea, vomiting and rash – usually experienced within two weeks after bitten.
Most people experience two to seven days of symptoms before they recover.
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“It is usually a more mild disease, but can be serious, Cause headachejoint pain, fever, abdominal pain and even death, “Dr. Mark Fischer, regional medical director of International SOS, a leading company for medical and security services, previously told Fox News Digital.
Dengel fever is spread by infected mosquitoes and can cause symptoms such as muscle pain, fever, nausea, vomiting and rash. (Istock)
According to the CDC, there is currently no medicines to treat dug fever.
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Infected people are advised to rest, take acetaminophen for pain and fever, stay hydrated and visit a doctor.
There is A vaccine available For us children between 9 and 16 years old who have previously tested positively on dug fever and living in areas where the infection is common.
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Melissa Rudy from Fox News Digital has contributed reporting.
