Why is the second stage of a dengue infection of concern?
A) Vomiting can lead to dehydration.
B) Nausea can be a symptom of the virus getting past the blood brain barrier, infecting the brain, and quickly killing the patient.
C) Body aches and extreme abdominal pain can indicate an intestinal perforation.
D) A high fever can lead to dehydration.
E) Hemorrhagic features may develop and lead to shock, organ failure, and eventually death.
Answer: E
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