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- - Dengue fever is a viral disease spread by mosquitoes, affecting millions globally, especially in tropical regions, and its spread is influenced by climate change and travel.
- - The disease usually shows symptoms like rashes and minor bleeding, but this case features a rare presentation with haemorrhagic bullae, which can be mistaken for other skin issues.
- - With rising dengue cases in Southeast Asia, it's crucial for dermatologists to recognize the varied skin symptoms associated with dengue to better diagnose and treat affected patients.
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