Obesity impact on Dengue

Dengue fever, an Aedes mosquito-borne viral infection, is a self-limiting or asymptomatic viral infection. In its severe form, severe dengue, the symptoms include organ failure, life-threatening bleeding, and shock. Patients with obesity were found to be at higher risks of developing complications and severe dengue infection compared to non-obese patients. Our systematic review and meta-analysis critically compared the available shreds of evidence related to obesity and severe forms of dengue infection. A total of fifteen studies that include nine cohort studies, five case-control studies, and one cross-sectional study were reviewed to explore the association between obesity and dengue severity. The results indicated that obese patients have higher odds of developing severe dengue infection compared to non-obese patients.

  • Dengue viral infection(DVI) with Body mass
  • Diagnosis and Treatment

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