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- 31/03/2021
How does dengue rash look like?
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Small, red pinhead likenrashes which seem to be deeply embedded in skin. The rash cannot be felt by running our hand across it.
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Consult a Dermatologist
Answered 04/07/2025
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Dengue Rash Appearance:
- Red spots or patches: Typically flat or slightly raised, appearing on the chest, back, and limbs.
- 'Island of white in a sea of red': Small pale areas surrounded by red skin.
- Itching or mild discomfort: Generally not painful.
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Duration and Action:
- Rash lasts 2-5 days, often fading as fever subsides.
- Seek medical advice if rash appears with fever or body aches for proper diagnosis and care.
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