unsay tambal sa dengue?

[ApplePie31]

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unsay tambal sa dengue?

[Shalom]

Fluids. It's a myth about mangagaw or tonics. The only fact behind those is that they are fluid. Psychologically, people tend to drink a lot of those drinks and so saves their lives because they had lots of fluid. Actually, any fluid will do. What is important is that you also have to have your self checked because once your platelet drops, you will have the risks of bleeding which no fluid can help if taken orally. Some of the dengue patients need to be admitted for intravenous fluid support and platelet monitoring.

[lestat1116]

water ra jud. mo palit lang ko apple juice para naa pud taste.

[MrTuthaus]

Naa nay baligya sa Rose Pharmacy bai katong tanum nga pangagaw.

[julet23]

TS, because dengue is a viral infection, unfortunately there is no medication that can really 'treat' it, like how antibiotics treat bacterial infections. kinahanglan lang jud lots of fluid to maintain proper fluid balance sa lawas. usually mao nang ma hospital kay ipa-IV man ang pasyente for 2 or more days to ensure this. i heard pud about anang tanum (mentioned above^) para sa dengue but idk if effective jud na..

[geo25]

wla man. ka2 na dengue ko kay IV ra gyud though gipa-inom pud ko secretly ug mangagaw. Gipainom pud ko cge ug apple juice. Dli man pud na sak2 pa-ibnon ug mangagaw kay dli man pwd ug colored liquids ibnon. If na dengue na ka u are immune to one strain pero naa pa ka 3 more chances madengue ug usab.

[dongzkie]

walay tambal sa dengue oi. imoha rang immune system ang fight ana.

[Scoby]

katong na admit ko for dengue kay ang geh pang enum ra nako kay tubig and apple juice.. wala gani geh hatag na medicine just a dextros. murag mao jud ni ela engun an apple a day keep the doctors away...

plus ang emu immune system mo fight pud sa bacteria...

[geo25]

katong na admit ko for dengue kay ang geh pang enum ra nako kay tubig and apple juice.. wala gani geh hatag na medicine just a dextros. murag mao jud ni ela engun an apple a day keep the doctors away...

plus ang emu immune system mo fight pud sa bacteria...

dengue is viral

[Sand Man]

unsay tambal sa dengue?

The internet is a wealth of information.

Last year:

Papaya leaf juice helps fight dengue fever

With the rising number of people catching dengue fever, the demand for papaya leaf juice has soared. The extract of raw papaya leaf helps boost platelets, also known as thrombocytes.

Dengue is transmitted by mosquitoes and can be fatal. Common symptoms include fever with headache, severe muscle pain, joint pain and rashes on the body. There is no effective medicine for dengue.

Traditionally, the juice of papaya leaf has been found to be useful in the treatment of dengue fever. Few recent studies have shown the effect of papaya leaf juice in curing dengue fever. A recent study done on five dengue patients by Indian Institute of Forest Management has shown some interesting observations.

Among five patients, papaya leaf juice was found to be effective in curing dengue.

The number of platelets increased in all five patients within 24 hours of drinking the juice, with all patients reporting significant improvement in their health. It seems that this bitter green juice is promising without posing any serious ill-effects. As a result, pharmaceutical and nutraceutical companies are already formulating papaya leaf extract preparations.

Interestingly, papaya leaf has also been found to possess powerful anti-malarial and anti-cancer properties. Papaya leaf extract has been used in some parts of the world as a prophylactic to prevent malaria in endemic regions. According to research published in the Journal of Ethnopharmacology published in 2010, doctors and researchers from US and Japan have discovered that enzymes found in papaya leaf have cancer fighting properties and are known to work against cervix, breast, liver, lung and pancreatic cancers. According to the study, papaya leaves are not known to have toxic effects and their consumption does not have side effects. Some doctors are beginning to recommend papaya leaf tea as part of chemotherapy.

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In 2010 (ABS-CBN News):

Can fruits really cure dengue?

MANILA, Philippines - Papaya leaves can help dengue fever patients fully recover from their illness, a recent study showed.

Dr. Sanath Hettige, who conducted the research on 70 dengue fever patients, said papaya leaf juice helps increase white blood cells and platelets, normalizes clotting, and repairs the liver.

Speaking to Sri Lankan news agency Lankapuvath, Hettige said these are the main aspects of the body that are affected by dengue fever.

There is a condition to this remedy, however.

According to Hettige, the papaya leaf juice will not be as effective during the final stages of dengue fever since, by then, the patient's organs are already badly affected by the disease.

Given this, he suggested that patients consume the remedy as early as possible.

Juice recipe

Hettige said adults should consume 10 ml of fresh papaya leaf juice (without water, salt or sugar) twice a day, along with their prescribed medication, to get its full effect.

Kids aged between 5 and 12, meanwhile, were asked to take in 5 ml 2 times a day.

Here's how to make papaya leaf juice, as told by Hettige to Lankapuvath:

1. Take fresh, mature leaves from a papaya tree. Leaves from the "Red Lady" papaya (papaw) variety are more effective.

2. Wash the leaves with clean water.

3. Crush the leaves in a pestle, without water or salt.

4. Squeeze the crushed leaves to extract the juice.

Durian also a cure?

Durian, known for its distinct taste and odor, is also rumored to be a cure for dengue fever. Like papaya leaves, durian is said to do wonders to a patient's platelet count.

In a hospital in Davao City, several dengue patients are consuming the fruit in hopes of recovering from the disease, a local newspaper reported over the weekend.

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