All Out against

Chikungunya

Your family’s strongest defence starts with the right information.

Spot The Signs Early

To protect your family from Chikungunya, spotting its first symptoms is crucial.
Here are the signs to watch for:

Sudden High Fever
A sudden onset of high fever is usually the first and most noticeable symptom.
Severe Joint Pain
Intense pain in the joints, especially hands, wrists, ankles, knees, and feet is a hallmark of Chikungunya and can limit movement.
Body Ache & Muscle Pain
Widespread muscle pain and stiffness often accompany the fever.

The Threat Behind Chikungunya

The threat behind Chikungunya begins with the bite of an infected Aedes mosquito.

Aedes Mosquito

The Aedes mosquito, also responsible for spreading Dengue, is the primary carrier of Chikungunya in India. It bites mostly during the daytime and breeds in clean, stagnant water found in and around homes.

Care & Medical Guidance

Early medical attention helps manage symptoms and prevent complications. At the first sign of illness, follow these expert-recommended steps:

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Diagnosis

Blood tests help confirm Chikungunya and rule out similar illnesses like Dengue or Malaria.

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Consultation

Seek medical advice immediately if symptoms include severe joint pain, persistent fever, confusion, or worsening weakness.

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Monitor

Keep track of fever duration, joint pain severity, swelling, and fatigue levels.

Consult your doctor

If symptoms arise or persist, seek advice from a healthcare professional.

Hydration

Drink plenty of fluids to prevent dehydration caused by fever or vomiting.

Rest

Adequate rest is essential to help the body recover and reduce joint strain.

Is your area at mosquito-borne disease risk?

Find the mosquito disease risk score for your area, analysed to reflect the risk levels across pincode

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Keep Your Family Safe

Prevention starts at home.

Eliminate breeding grounds
Regularly remove stagnant water from coolers, buckets, flower pots, tyres, and containers. These are common breeding spots for Aedes mosquitoes.
Use All Out
Use Indian Medical Association-recommended All Out mosquito repellents for strong, effective protection throughout the day, especially during morning and evening hours.
Install screens and nets
Use window screens and mosquito nets to prevent mosquito entry into your living spaces.