How To Treat Yellow Fever
Drink Plenty Of Fluids

Fever and vomiting can lead to dehydration for yellow fever patients. Dehydration can be particularly serious for older adults and young children with this disease. In the most severe cases, dehydration can lead to kidney and urinary problems, hypovolemic shock, and seizures. Patients should drink plenty of fluids to prevent these issues. Sipping water throughout the day is the easiest way to prevent low fluid volume in the body. Ideally, individuals should drink enough so they do not experience dry mouth or thirst. Their urine should be pale yellow. If the urine darkens, this typically indicates more fluids are necessary to prevent dehydration.
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