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Dengue Fever
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  Transmission
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  Diagnosis
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  Complications
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Dengue Fever

Diagnosis

Your health care provider can diagnose dengue fever by doing two blood tests, 2 to 3 weeks apart. The tests can show whether a sample of your blood contains antibodies to the virus. In epidemics, a health care provider often can diagnose dengue by typical signs and symptoms.

Volunteer for Food Allergy Clinical Studies
Volunteer for NIAID-funded clinical studies related to Dengue Fever on ClinicalTrials.gov.

See Also

  • Discovery and Evaluation of Therapeutics Against Dengue: Workshop Summary, NITD and NIH (PDF)
  • Development of Animal Models for Dengue, NIAID Workshop Agenda, Sept. 2008
  • Research on Viral Infections
  • Selected NIAID Science Advances, 2007-2008 (PDF)
  • Related Links

    View a list of links for more information about dengue fever.


    Volunteer for Food Allergy Clinical Studies
    Volunteer for NIAID-funded clinical studies related to Dengue Fever on ClinicalTrials.gov.

    See Also

  • Discovery and Evaluation of Therapeutics Against Dengue: Workshop Summary, NITD and NIH (PDF)
  • Development of Animal Models for Dengue, NIAID Workshop Agenda, Sept. 2008
  • Research on Viral Infections
  • Selected NIAID Science Advances, 2007-2008 (PDF)
  • Related Links

    View a list of links for more information about dengue fever.