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Dengue Hydration Schedule A Practical Plan for Days One to Seven

Why is hydration important during dengue fever?
Hydration is crucial during dengue because the illness causes fluid loss through high fever, vomiting, and plasma leakage. Proper hydration helps prevent severe complications like dengue hemorrhagic fever and shock.
Dengue patients should drink water, oral rehydration solutions (ORS), coconut water, and clear broths. Avoid caffeinated, sugary, or alcoholic drinks, as these can worsen dehydration.
During days 3–4, increase fluid intake with frequent sips of water and 500–1000 ml of ORS daily for adults. Monitor for warning signs like vomiting or difficulty drinking—seek medical help if these occur.
Immediate medical attention is needed if there is severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, rapid or difficult breathing, bleeding, extreme lethargy, confusion, or inability to drink fluids.

Dengue Hydration Schedule: A Practical Plan for Days One to Seven

Understanding Dengue and the Importance of Hydration

Dengue fever is a mosquito-borne viral illness prevalent in tropical regions like Bali. It typically causes high fever, severe headache, muscle and joint pain, and sometimes a skin rash. One of the most dangerous complications is dehydration, which can escalate quickly, especially during the critical phase (usually days 3–7).

Proper hydration is vital for managing dengue and preventing complications like dengue hemorrhagic fever or shock. This guide provides a practical day-by-day hydration plan for dengue patients and caregivers, based on current medical recommendations.

How Dengue Affects Your Body’s Hydration

Dengue increases the risk of dehydration due to:

• High fever causing excessive sweating
• Vomiting and reduced appetite
• Plasma leakage leading to fluid loss from blood vessels

Because of these risks, maintaining hydration from the onset of symptoms is essential.

Dengue Hydration Schedule: Days One to Seven

General Principles

• Start oral hydration immediately after diagnosis or suspicion of dengue.
• Use oral rehydration solutions (ORS), coconut water, clear broths, and water; avoid caffeinated, sugary, or alcoholic drinks.
• Monitor for warning signs: severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, rapid breathing, bleeding, or lethargy.
• Seek immediate medical attention if warning signs appear.

Day 1–2: Fever Onset and Early Hydration

Goals:

• Prevent dehydration as fever begins
• Support body’s immune response

Recommended Fluids:

• Water: Small, frequent sips every 15–30 minutes
• ORS: 250–500 ml per day for adults (more for children, by weight)
• Coconut water or clear soup: 1–2 cups daily
• Hydration IV therapy (optional, for those struggling with oral intake): Hydration IV Package

Tips:

• Keep a bottle of water at the bedside
• Use a straw if feeling weak
• Monitor urine output: ensure light-yellow color and regular frequency

Day 3–4: Critical Phase and Close Monitoring

Goals:

• Maximize hydration as plasma leakage risk increases
• Closely observe for warning signs

Recommended Fluids:

• ORS: 500–1000 ml per day for adults (adjust by age and weight for children)
• Water: Continue frequent sips throughout the day and night
• Coconut water, electrolyte-rich drinks, or clear broths: as tolerated
• Intravenous hydration for moderate/severe dehydration: Dengue IV Therapy

Tips:

• Check for swelling, difficulty breathing, or confusion—seek urgent help if present
• If vomiting prevents oral intake, arrange for mobile IV hydration through Trishnanda Care Centre’s 24/7 Doctor-on-Call service
• Keep a hydration chart to track intake and urine output

Day 5–6: Recovery and Continued Hydration

Goals:

• Support recovery as fever subsides
• Restore fluid and electrolyte balance

Recommended Fluids:

• Water: 2–3 liters per day for adults (adjust for children)
• ORS: As needed if appetite is still poor
• Light juices, herbal teas, or diluted fruit juice: 1–2 cups daily
• Continue IV therapy if medically advised (Relief IV Package may be considered for post-fever fatigue)

Tips:

• Gradually reintroduce soft foods: porridge, bananas, yogurt
• Monitor for late complications: bleeding, persistent weakness, or secondary infections
• Consider in-villa lab tests to monitor platelet levels and overall recovery: Lab Tests in Bali

Day 7: Transition to Normal Intake

Goals:

• Return to regular dietary and fluid habits
• Monitor for any lingering symptoms

Recommended Fluids:

• Water: Maintain at least 2 liters per day
• Normal diet with balanced meals and snacks
• Continue ORS only if recommended by your doctor

Tips:

• If fatigue persists, consider a tailored IV therapy for recovery: Myers IV Package or Immunity IV Therapy

• Schedule a follow-up with a healthcare provider to confirm full recovery

Special Considerations for Children and High-Risk Patients

Children, pregnant women, and those with chronic illnesses are at greater risk for severe dengue dehydration. Dosing for fluids should be calculated by weight, and any reduction in urine output, lethargy, or refusal to drink should prompt immediate medical assessment. Trishnanda Care Centre offers in-villa monitoring, pediatric assessment, and custom hydration plans.

When to Seek Advanced Medical Care

Seek urgent help if any of these symptoms develop:

• Severe or persistent vomiting
• Severe abdominal pain
• Rapid breathing or difficulty breathing
• Bleeding (gums, nose, urine, or stool)
• Extreme lethargy, confusion, or inability to drink fluids

Trishnanda Care Centre’s English-speaking doctors and nurses are available 24/7 for mobile visits, IV therapies, and advanced care throughout Bali.

How Trishnanda Care Centre Can Help

24/7 Doctor-on-Call and Nurse Visits: Immediate assessment and intervention at your location. Learn more about our Doctor-on-Call services.

Mobile IV Packages: Hydration, Dengue IV, Immunity, and custom recovery packages, all administered safely in your villa or hotel. Explore the Dengue IV Package for targeted support.

In-Villa Lab Testing: Get rapid dengue NS1 antigen and CBC testing for accurate diagnosis and monitoring. See our Tests Page for details.

Free Island-Wide Delivery: Hydration solutions, medications, and medical supplies delivered to your doorstep, anywhere in Bali.

English-Speaking Team: Clear, compassionate care for visitors and expats.

Proactive Steps to Prevent Dengue Dehydration

• Start hydration immediately after fever begins
• Use ORS or electrolyte drinks, especially with vomiting or diarrhea
• Consider mobile IV therapy if oral intake is not possible
• Monitor for warning signs daily
• Book regular home visits for vital sign and lab monitoring

Why Choose Trishnanda Care Centre for Dengue Support

With dengue cases on the rise in Bali, having rapid access to medical support is essential. Trishnanda Care Centre provides:

• 24/7 mobile reach—doctors and nurses come directly to your location
• English-speaking medical professionals for clear communication
• Free home delivery for all medical supplies and hydration solutions
• Comprehensive dengue management including lab tests, hydration, and symptom relief
• Flexible IV therapy options for dengue, dehydration, and post-illness recovery

If you or a loved one suspect dengue, don’t wait. Early hydration and medical assessment are key to a safe recovery.

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This content is for general information only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for personalised diagnosis and treatment.

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