Note: the DOH link was not active for me lately so check the cache history via Google Chrome. Thanks, Eric.
Here is their recommendation for medicinal care:
"What is the drug/treatment for dengue?
There is no vaccine yet against dengue. Do not give aspirin for fever. Give sufficient amount of water or rehydrate a dengue suspect. If fever or symptoms persist for 2 or more days bring the patient to the nearest hospital."
Update, 9/2/2010:
"The Philippine Department of Health reported Wednesday that dengue cases in the country from January to August exceeded 62,000 cases. It is almost twice the number for the same eight-month period in 2009."
According to AHN, "Metro Manila had fewer dengue cases this year because the national capital region has been exposed to the Type 3 dengue strain and many Metro Manila residents have built immunity."
Here is a listing of useful contact numbers in the Philippines:
For All Emergencies (Police, Fire, Medical) Dial 1-1-7PoisonSuicideTerrorist ActsIllegal DrugsHighway Robberies/IncidentsKidnappings
For Non-Emergency Police ResponseSMS : Type PNP then send to 2920
PNP National Headquarters Trunkline Connecting all DepartmentsDial (632) 723-0401 to 2024-Hour Poison Information ServiceDial (632) 524-1078 / (632) 521-8451 local 2311 Suicide Prevention Hotline(632) 893-7606 / (632) 893-7603 (InTouch)SMS: type hello crisisline and send to 2333 (Globe) or 211 (Smart)(632) 896-9191 / (63917) 854-9191 (Manila LifeLine Centre)
For Terrorist Threats or Acts of TerrorismDial (632) 72531-79 / (632) 721-8544 PNP EOD / Phil. Bomb Data Center
For Complaints Referrals Action CenterDial (632) 722-0650 local 3453/3473 / Police Community Relations Group
Illegal Drugs Narcotics ActivitiesDial (632) 722-1918 PNP Anti Illegal Drug Special Operation Task Force
For Highway Robbery & Other Motor Vehicle related crimesDial (632) 722-4068 / (632) 725-1133 local 4359 PNP HPG Task Force Limbas / Anti-Carnapping
For Organized Crime & Kidnapping with Ransom Dial (632) 725-2147 Local 4371 PACER
For Firearms and Explosives TransactionsDial (632) 724-8712 Civil Security Group - (FED)
For Security Agencies and Guards TransactionsDial (632) 722-2939 Civil Security Group - (SAGSD)
For DI Police Clearance Related TransactionsDial (632) 725-3168 Directorate for Intelligence
National Agencies
MMDA (Metropolitan Development Authority) Hotline Number Dial 136; 09209389861
DDB (Dangerous Drugs Board) - (02)929638
PDEA (Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency) (02)9279702; (02)9283534; (02)9293244;
DTI (Department of Trade and Industry) (02)8118367; (02)7513330
LTFRB (Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board) (02)6354357
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abs-cbn news reported a suggestion if you can find the time and afford a break from Manila in an article "Retreat combines raw food, yoga and inner dance."
"The 1st Inner Dance, Yoga & Raw Food Retreat will take place from September 17 to 19 at the Bahay Kalipay Retreat Center in Puerto Princesa, Palawan."
"The retreat fee is P7,000. Inclusions are airport and all other transportation transfers, 3 days/2 nights room sharing accommodations at Bahay Kalipay, live food meals and talks on raw food preparation, Inner Dance Healing workshop, yoga classes, world music and fire dancing gathering with Kawangis ng Tribu, and yoga journey at Nagtabon Beach and the Hot Springs. Airfare is not included."
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Concerned about Diabetes?
Why not consider Charantia, an Ampalaya Food Supplement, and the 30 day challenge?
Ampalaya grows very fast and almost anywhere but if you want to consider taking it in a supplemental form as a part of a program, this might be what the doctor orders for you.
Flat To Fab Breast Enlargement Program.The Complete Guide To Safe, Easy, And Effective Natural Breast Enlargement.
The June 2010 issue of the ACS Newsletter
was packed full of informative health tips that are worth knowing.
"This issue of the ACS Newsletter contains several timely and pertinent articles that we hope you will find useful and informative. With over 300,000 Americans living or traveling in the Philippines at any given time, it is very common for us to receive phone calls, asking for medi-cal assistance. It often comes as a shock to people who need local medical care that the U.S. government does not pay their doctor and hospital expenses or that the Social Security Medicare Program does not provide cov-erage for hospital of medical costs outside the United States. You can read more about obtaining medical in-surance and seeking medical treatment in the enclosed article, Expect the Unexpected."
"Global Experts Meet in Manila for International Healthcare Travel Summit"
"Global experts in medical travel, wellness and retirement industries will be in Manila for the first international healthcare travel summit in Asia to be held from October 12-15, 2010 at Makati Shangri-La Hotel."