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Dengue Shock Syndrome: Danger lurks even when fever falls

By Alvi Haque

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Graphics: Beyond Headlines

The fever drops, but the real danger begins. In this episode of Beyond Headlines, we break down Dengue Shock Syndrome—a deceptive, life-threatening complication. Discover why patients often crash right as their temperature normalizes, the critical warning signs to watch for, and how seeking early medical attention can ultimately save lives.

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