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<\/a>Dengue fever<\/strong>, also known as\u00a0break bone fever<\/strong>, is an infectious\u00a0tropical disease\u00a0caused by the\u00a0dengue virus. Symptoms include\u00a0fever,\u00a0headache,\u00a0muscle\u00a0and\u00a0joint pains, and a characteristic\u00a0skin rash\u00a0that is\u00a0similar to measles. In a small proportion of cases the disease develops into the life-threatening\u00a0dengue hemorrhagic fever<\/strong>, resulting in\u00a0bleeding,\u00a0low levels of blood platelets\u00a0and blood plasma leakage, or into\u00a0dengue shock syndrome<\/strong>, where\u00a0dangerously low blood pressure\u00a0occurs.<\/p>\nDengue is transmitted by several species of\u00a0mosquito<\/strong>\u00a0within the\u00a0genus\u00a0Aedes<\/em>, principally\u00a0A. aegypti<\/em>. The virus has four different types; infection with one type usually gives lifelong\u00a0immunity\u00a0to that type, but only short-term immunity to the others. Subsequent infection with a different type increases the risk of severe complications. As there is no commercially available\u00a0vaccine, prevention is sought by reducing the habitat and the number of mosquitoes and limiting exposure to bites.<\/p>\n Dengue was mainly introduced to Indians in the aftermath of the great floods experienced in Mumbai on 26th<\/sup> July, 2006. It was a nightmare followed by even a greater nightmare. Every second person in the hospital bed was dying of this disease.<\/p>\n Now after 7 years, it still manages to claim lives. Below mentioned article was written in The Times of India<\/em><\/strong> on 1st<\/sup> September, 2013. The track record of this disease is such that people totally lose hope.<\/p>\n Five BNSD Shiksha Niketan hostel inmates test positive for dengue<\/em><\/p>\n TNN<\/em><\/strong>\u00a0<\/em>Sep 1, 2013, 02.24AM IST<\/em><\/p>\n KANPUR: Five inmates of BNSD Shiksha Niketan hostel have tested positive for dengue. With this the number of dengue patients in the city in August has touched 37, including three deaths. Head of Microbiology department at GSVM Medical College Dr Atul Garg said that 11 new cases, including five BNSD students, have been reported in the ongoing week (August 26 and 31).<\/em><\/p>\n The disease also claimed a life at Lala Lajpat Rai (LLR) Hospital. Their platelet count was quite low and they were running high fever for the last few days. LLR’s Bal Rog Hospital head Dr RP Singh said that a kid from Maudaha region died of dengue on Thursday. He was brought to LLR on August 26. Two other deaths due to dengue were reported in the first fortnight of August. Commenting on the five hostel inmates, BNSD Shiksha Niketan’s media incharge Deepak Singh blamed unhygienic condition of Brijendra Swaroop ground adjacent to the hostel premises for the mosquito menace. He added that school management had repeatedly asked the municipal corporation to remove garbage from the ground but in vain.<\/em><\/p>\n “Civic body’s apathy has left students sick,” he added. However, he refused to comment after being told that dengue mosquitoes breed in clean water found in homes. Meanwhile, students alleged that hostel authorities were yet to empty the coolers.<\/em><\/p>\n Other news articles regarding the menace of dengue are in the following given links:<\/p>\n http:\/\/articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com\/2013-08-31\/rajkot\/41641149_1_dengue-fever-cases-rajkot-municipal-corporation-jagnath<\/a><\/p>\n If the misconception is that the dengue cases are only restricted to India, then it is wrong. The following links give a report of dengue in America, Puerto Rico etc.<\/p>\n http:\/\/news.yahoo.com\/dengue-epidemic-looms-central-american-region-191518090.html<\/a><\/p>\n http:\/\/www.huffingtonpost.com\/2012\/10\/09\/puerto-rico-dengue-epidemic_n_1952262.html<\/a><\/p>\n As we all know that the only way to fight a problem is to go to its root cause and uproot it. Well, the root cause of dengue as mentioned above is the mosquitoes. We can safely say that mosquitoes are omnipresent in most parts of India and around the world. There is no assurance that the mosquitoes will be totally extinct from world. So the only option is to find a solution which will repel mosquitoes and keep them away from us. At the same time the solution used should not harm the ecology.<\/p>\n Malaria is another disease caused by mosquitoes that can turn fatal. It is not as fatal as dengue, but leads to a lot of trauma among the victim.<\/p>\n The question here is why to go through so much trauma? The humans, being the evolved species have come up with solutions to every little problem. Then why not for this?<\/p>\n We, at C Tech Corporation have thought about this problem in detail and have come up with a viable solution. The solution is named as Termirepel\u2122. \u00a0We are the sole manufacturers of the product Termirepel\u2122.<\/p>\n Our company believes in the principles of sustainability and eco balance. We do not want to imbalance the cycle of life; therefore Termirepel\u2122 can be easily described as termite aversive, used also against all types of insects and which works on the mechanism of repellence. It means that it does not kill the target insects or termites but only repels them, thus balancing the ecology and helping in maintaining the goal of sustainability. There are more than 500 species against which this product works.<\/p>\n This product can be easily used against mosquitoes. It can be used in terms of lacquer as well as liquid form. It can be coated on the end applications and thus mosquitoes can be kept away from homes, buildings and other public places.<\/p>\n Nothing in life is as smooth as the air plane runway. There are bound to be hurdles and bumps in our way. But how we tackle them defines our success. Using Termirepel\u2122 to tackle the problem of mosquitoes will go a long way in giving us the success in eliminating diseases like dengue and malaria and will help us to live fearlessly.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Thousands of death, families broken, and the chair at the dinner table empty. All the precious lives, mindlessly ended due to the danger named dengue. Dengue fever, also known as\u00a0break bone fever, is an infectious\u00a0tropical disease\u00a0caused by the\u00a0dengue virus. Symptoms include\u00a0fever,\u00a0headache,\u00a0muscle\u00a0and\u00a0joint pains, and a characteristic\u00a0skin rash\u00a0that is\u00a0similar to measles. 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