A review shows early diagnosis of dengue through saliva and its oral manifestations in endemic regions, indicating less invasive options.
Dengue is a vector borne disease and is the most common arbovirus – caused disease in humans. It is known for its increased mortality and morbidity over the years in tropical and subtropical countries of the world. In India, it is an endemic and is a public concern in monsoon due to increased spread of the disease as there is an increase of mosquitoes in the season. It manifests as fever, joint pain and retro orbital pain. Diagnosis is made by clinical and serological examination and frequently involves venepuncture. This review is about early and non – invasive method of diagnosis of dengue using saliva and oral manifestations of dengue.
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