My first go-round with dengue took me a month to fully get back to 100%. The good part, there are 4 types of dengue... once you have had each one, you almost cannot get the same one again. That said, one of them is the hemorrhagic kind... that just kills you! WooHoo! Living in the tropics for so many years, I managed to get it twice! So I have 2/4 types! My wife had Chikungunya... they call the 'bone breaker'... since it feels like you have someone breaking your bones.. over and over and over... Rest... Rest... Rest... that is the best!
It's great that you are getting better so fast, I wish you quick recovery. :) On the other note, not going to hospital for three days with such symptoms is really irresponsible.
Glad you're feeling better. Dengue is really common in KL, also Penang (where I am). Lots of signs up warning about mosquitoes and gruesome pix of the haemorrhagic version (where the blood comes out) . A friend treated her son with a mixture of boiled up papaya seeds (I think she said she boiled them for three hours) and he was sorted pretty quickly. The mosquitoes which carry Dengue come out during the day, and of course the humidity encourages them.Take it easy.
Dengue is endemic in Malaysia because of the tropical environment, and prevalence of stagnant water in towns & cities where people live. The best way of not getting it is to reduce your chances of getting bit by aedes mosquitoes or the number of bites. People worry about the dangerous animals of Australia, but far more people have died of dengue than from snakes, spiders, and sharks.
We had discovered the dengue fever cure, our child patient with dengue fever having only 15 platelets count after drinking Silver water for 5 hours the platelets rose to 120 counts, succeeding moments the child is back to its normal state, amazing! This is really true, wanna try it?
Dayumm....that can be deadly...thank god you got to the hospital in time....another vlogger i watch got it as well..and oddly she can't eat as much as she used to (she does mukbangs)..wishing you the best and a speedy recovery
I am so sorry to hear. I am so glad you are getting better. Please rest up we will wait for you. We love you! I missed you in KL I was there about a week and a half ago was near the bukit nanas moraiil stop.
My god, this sounds horrible! So glad to hear you're on the mend, even if it's going to take some time! Please put your health first as much as possible until you're back to normal! I really hope you get to go back to Singapore, I was gutted for you that you got ill as you arrived! All the best and I hope you're feeling better soon! PS 100 Plus is SO the one, I've tried to find a way of getting it in England but with no luck!
Im glad you are fine. My friend got it so badly 20 years ago whilst we were teaching in Indonesia. The doctors couldnt diagnose it and she lost so much weight and hair that we literally almost lost her.. After 2 weeks in hospital they finally made diagnosis and helped her back on a long arduous path to feeling better and in months better health.
Glad you getting better now. I totally understand how you felt during dengue fever. I got dengue fever 2 years back. It was a pain, and I was admitted to hospital for 3 to 4 days. Besides drinking a lot of water or isotonic, We, Chinese in Malaysia has a couple traditional prescription for dengue fever, first one is papaya leaf juice, which tastes very awful. The second one is frog meat stew bitter gourd.
Bless your socks!!! I can't believe you did that bus journey feeling so horrific, you really are some kind of super woman! So glad to see you upright and feeling a little brighter. Hope you are back to 100% soon and continuing to build those platelets :D Take care love and I hope you are already feeling much better since this video went out xxxx
I'm SO GLAD you're on the mend! And I'm glad you had Scott with you taking care of you. It probably would have been worse had you been on your own. Take care Aly!!!
Oh no! Getting ill is awful & Dengue is just brutal (I've heard.) I've been hospitalized in Chiang Mai on 2 separate occasions and would love to know how much the bill was in Singapore (if you don't mind sharing.) Glad to see that you look much more energized now & on the mend!
Hi Ally, I am sorry to hear that you were down with dengue. Hope you are feeling much better now. Most malaysians will drink papaya leaf juice - though it is not medically proven yet, it had helped my friends, family and myself recover quickly by boosting up our platlet counts.
I'm so sorry your sick!! My aunt who lives in Martinique got Dengue as well a few years ago. It really sucks, I wish I had something more supportive to add but... well, hope you feel better!!
I contracted Dengue in Feb in Curaçao. I totally feel your pain. It took 6 weeks to feel "normal". I do have residual optic nerve damage in both eyes 👀 from the cranial pressure. Hang in there and rest. ✌️
Just saw this, I've been in the wilderness for the past five days (New Zealand). Hope you are much better now. Thanks for sharing your life with us. :D
Ugh, take the time to rest. Sounds like when I was hit with Mono & Lyme at once, which threw me into my migraines with lost eyesight and vomiting almost daily. Never felt so sick but never rested enough. Had 5 kids, with 3 being toddlers, so resting was limited as it was and always more to do. After 3 months when I finally was getting better, hosted and cooked a holiday dinner for 22. Knocked me out for 20 hrs, landing in hospital and relapse of being sick another 2 months. Not worth it. Take time to heal, or it backfires.
I Am so sorry for you and everyone, who gets these diseases. I am 74, and I have read about the diseases, and is deadly on children and elders like me. Stay safe and God bless.❤️😊💐✈️🇺🇸
I was serving in the british army in Belize in 1982,they did know then what i had contracted,i was hospital for 2wks and it ended my career.It was hell,i wish you all the best young lady….
sympathy! i know what it is like. i caught dengue between burma and north thailand in 2015. by the time i got to hospital my platelets were about 60k and dropped to 40k very quickly so basically DHF! most annoying thing is i wasted 2 weeks being ill with it but at least it was a nice hospital, insurance paid up and due to being sick i was in chiang mai after i recovered for the lantern festival.
Dear Aly, you are really strong to have overcome and take this situation as a learning experience. Dengue seems so different. It's good you took rest. Hope you take proper rest. You are an inspiration. Psycho traveler vlog is going to all the corners of this globe. Seriously you are one great travel inspiration for us your fans. Thank you. Peace 🐰🐰🐰🐰
I've been living in Malaysia since 2011, particularly in the suburbs of Ipoh city since 2011. A lot of my friends who had been unfortunate to get dengue fever had been just back from a visit to KL. Usually authorities take information about the residence and spray chemicals around the area. I hope they did the same in your area, else you may suggest it to the doctor to contact the authorities, especially since there are many cases!
Scary stuff! All the things you can get whilst travelling Asia and my appendix ruptured whilst in the Philippines 😑 it sucked because we hadn't seen much of that beautiful country, but I just see it as a reason to go back ;)Hope you feel better soon Aly! Yas
OMG, that sounds horrible! Since I saw your tweet I've been spraying mosquito spray everywhere I've gone in Kuala Lumpur, even to just go to the shop. Paranoid 😂 Glad you're feeling a little better!
I got sick travelling recently and it was the single two worst days of my life like being on my own not knowing what was wrong or what to do and i ended up having to come home which was super annoying but i think it's easy to forget that life doesn't stop just cause you're travelling and you're not invincible and you get sick and things go wrong just like they do at home but hopefully you feel better soon :)
Ohhhh am so sorry for you and I totally understand how you felt. I got dengue fever the 1st of July 2017 while travelling better BANGLADESH and Malaysia and I am still suffering from joints pain its about seven weeks now its such a horrible feeling can go back yet to my life daily routine.
Yes, the feeling of lethargic or lack of energy after recovering from dengue fever will last for about a month or two. My experience then after contracting the disease was that it will undergo 3 to 5 days of severe muscle and bone pain, headache and high fever periods, third days into the fever i basically need to crawl to get to the washroom due to severe muscle pain. And the platelets count only start to drop towards the end of your fever or at time after the fever is over and that's the most dangerous time according to doctor. You need to drink lots and lots of water, including coconut water as it helps you to pee a lot yet prevent you from dehydration. just like most patient will be put on a drip for days once admitted to hospital. There is no medicine to cure dengue fever so recovery depends on your own immune system. Hope you will get well soon.
aww...poor Aly...dengue fever is horrible...hope u get well by now and enjoy your journey to bangkok..and soon budapest..do take care and please come to Malaysia again...
Ahhh no sorry to hear this. Bet it must be really really annoying as well of how much it scuppers your plans. Does this put you off going to SE Asia at all now? Going to Thailand in July and now I'm worried for getting it.
traveling to KL ( A BIG CITY) catching this disease is very easy as cases are sometimes uncontrolled due to overpopulated region. please check the common disease trend in the city you're visitijg
Get well soon, Ally! Hope you come back to visit our city someday! 😃😃 Unfortunate you didnt get the chance to experience Singapore fully! 😣😣 take care!
you could have taken taxi to johor bahru, HSIJB(government hospital), 40 minutes drive from singapore. We have limited pricing, multiple tests in government hospitals are cheap or exempted for infectious disease(i.e dengue fever), you would pay less amount for 1 week admission in a Malaysian Government Hospital( for infectious disease) compared to an outpatient visit in a Singapore hospital.
I caught a virus from a mosquito 2 years ago. It was called Ross River Fever, here in Australia. So not fun. Nowhere near as bad as Dengue, but I can totally relate to the fatigue and joint/muscle pain. It's so agonising that there's nothing you can do, that you just have to wait it out. Hope you feel better soon!
God bless you Aly!! SO sorry you've had to deal with such horrific misery!! You are such a trooper !!! Appreciate you gathering up the strength to make this video for us. May you continue to recoup as quick as possible and without any complications. Sending healing hugs
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My first go-round with dengue took me a month to fully get back to 100%. The good part, there are 4 types of dengue... once you have had each one, you almost cannot get the same one again. That said, one of them is the hemorrhagic kind... that just kills you! WooHoo!
Living in the tropics for so many years, I managed to get it twice! So I have 2/4 types! My wife had Chikungunya... they call the 'bone breaker'... since it feels like you have someone breaking your bones.. over and over and over...
Rest... Rest... Rest... that is the best!
It's great that you are getting better so fast, I wish you quick recovery. :) On the other note, not going to hospital for three days with such symptoms is really irresponsible.
😧 omg. I had it last year. It was sooo bad. I know how bad it felt. omg. I really hope you're getting fully recovered soon!
Glad you're feeling better. Dengue is really common in KL, also Penang (where I am). Lots of signs up warning about mosquitoes and gruesome pix of the haemorrhagic version (where the blood comes out) . A friend treated her son with a mixture of boiled up papaya seeds (I think she said she boiled them for three hours) and he was sorted pretty quickly.
The mosquitoes which carry Dengue come out during the day, and of course the humidity encourages them.Take it easy.
I got Dengue in Honduras when I was 12 and I thought I was going to die....glad you're doing better.
Dengue is endemic in Malaysia because of the tropical environment, and prevalence of stagnant water in towns & cities where people live. The best way of not getting it is to reduce your chances of getting bit by aedes mosquitoes or the number of bites.
People worry about the dangerous animals of Australia, but far more people have died of dengue than from snakes, spiders, and sharks.
Jonathan Tan right 👍
in Malaysia for dengue fever we have papaya leaf juice and frog soup with bittergourd.
I had dengue twice. the first time i had to stay in hospital for almost two weeks, It was horrible
i'm glad you are ok now
Glad to hear you're on the mend. Take care of yourself and rest up!
Dengue needs to be taken seriously.. I lost a friend to dengue two years ago...
Tenzin Oshin thats so sad😭😭😢
Malin Stephensen armyyyyyy BTS for life💜 But it really is sad.
We had discovered the dengue fever cure, our child patient with dengue fever having only 15 platelets count after drinking Silver water for 5 hours the platelets rose to 120 counts, succeeding moments the child is back to its normal state, amazing! This is really true, wanna try it?
@@josephhannibalelizalde5891 Silver water?
Glad your on the road to recovery 👍 Get well soon. 😊
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Dayumm....that can be deadly...thank god you got to the hospital in time....another vlogger i watch got it as well..and oddly she can't eat as much as she used to (she does mukbangs)..wishing you the best and a speedy recovery
I am so sorry to hear. I am so glad you are getting better. Please rest up we will wait for you. We love you! I missed you in KL I was there about a week and a half ago was near the bukit nanas moraiil stop.
Really glad to see/hear that you're on the mend! Hope it's a quick recovery for you xx
Thanks for sharing your experience. I am sure it will help some people. Good luck with recovery. :)
My god, this sounds horrible! So glad to hear you're on the mend, even if it's going to take some time! Please put your health first as much as possible until you're back to normal! I really hope you get to go back to Singapore, I was gutted for you that you got ill as you arrived! All the best and I hope you're feeling better soon!
PS 100 Plus is SO the one, I've tried to find a way of getting it in England but with no luck!
Poor Aly, I know what it feels like I had dengue fever twice!! as you said I've never been so ill in my whole life, get well soon!
Im glad you are fine. My friend got it so badly 20 years ago whilst we were teaching in Indonesia. The doctors couldnt diagnose it and she lost so much weight and hair that we literally almost lost her..
After 2 weeks in hospital they finally made diagnosis and helped her back on a long arduous path to feeling better and in months better health.
Glad you getting better now. I totally understand how you felt during dengue fever. I got dengue fever 2 years back. It was a pain, and I was admitted to hospital for 3 to 4 days. Besides drinking a lot of water or isotonic, We, Chinese in Malaysia has a couple traditional prescription for dengue fever, first one is papaya leaf juice, which tastes very awful. The second one is frog meat stew bitter gourd.
Bless your socks!!! I can't believe you did that bus journey feeling so horrific, you really are some kind of super woman! So glad to see you upright and feeling a little brighter. Hope you are back to 100% soon and continuing to build those platelets :D Take care love and I hope you are already feeling much better since this video went out xxxx
I'm SO GLAD you're on the mend! And I'm glad you had Scott with you taking care of you. It probably would have been worse had you been on your own. Take care Aly!!!
You still need to take your rest dear...
Oh no! Getting ill is awful & Dengue is just brutal (I've heard.) I've been hospitalized in Chiang Mai on 2 separate occasions and would love to know how much the bill was in Singapore (if you don't mind sharing.) Glad to see that you look much more energized now & on the mend!
So sorry to hear of your health scare Aly. Thank God you went to the hospital. Glad to see you're on the mend
Feel better soon! Sending you well wishes from California.
That is a very scared thing - I feel for you - take it easy, don't push yourself to much ❤️
Hi Ally, I am sorry to hear that you were down with dengue. Hope you are feeling much better now. Most malaysians will drink papaya leaf juice - though it is not medically proven yet, it had helped my friends, family and myself recover quickly by boosting up our platlet counts.
Feel Better Aly!! Just chill out and rest. Let your body recover!
I'm so sorry your sick!! My aunt who lives in Martinique got Dengue as well a few years ago. It really sucks, I wish I had something more supportive to add but... well, hope you feel better!!
I contracted Dengue in Feb in Curaçao. I totally feel your pain. It took 6 weeks to feel "normal". I do have residual optic nerve damage in both eyes 👀 from the cranial pressure. Hang in there and rest. ✌️
Just saw this, I've been in the wilderness for the past five days (New Zealand). Hope you are much better now. Thanks for sharing your life with us. :D
I'm so sorry, I hope you feel better very soon... missed you!!
Ugh, take the time to rest. Sounds like when I was hit with Mono & Lyme at once, which threw me into my migraines with lost eyesight and vomiting almost daily. Never felt so sick but never rested enough. Had 5 kids, with 3 being toddlers, so resting was limited as it was and always more to do. After 3 months when I finally was getting better, hosted and cooked a holiday dinner for 22. Knocked me out for 20 hrs, landing in hospital and relapse of being sick another 2 months. Not worth it. Take time to heal, or it backfires.
Ohhhhh girl I'm so so sorry you experienced this but glad to now you are okay now :) thanks for sharing this xx
Get well soon! 🌸
I swear this is the first time ever a travel video scared me. But really thanks for the info. Taught me to be mindful when travelling.
I Am so sorry for you and everyone, who gets these diseases. I am 74, and I have read about the diseases, and is deadly on children and elders like me. Stay safe and God bless.❤️😊💐✈️🇺🇸
Sending healthy thoughts from Bangkok, Thailand. Get well soon!!
so sorry that things have been so hard for you!! be well. hope you feel better soon!!!
That sounds absolutely horrific! So shit you missed singapore too, as if the dengue fever wasnt enough! Glad youre on the mend :) x
I was serving in the british army in Belize in 1982,they did know then what i had contracted,i was hospital for 2wks and it ended my career.It was hell,i wish you all the best young lady….
oh my goddd Aly I feel so bad for you :( I'm so happy you are getting better!!
Glad you are ok! Good to share your experience so others can be more prepared
So glad you are feeling better and you are on the mend
Crazy, so glad you're slowly feeling better.
You poor thing! So glad to hear your slowly getting better. Keep up the rest x
Glad you are better now... I live in Costa Rica, so we are very aware of that disease and how deadly it can be. Cheers!
Hope you feel better Aly!
sympathy! i know what it is like. i caught dengue between burma and north thailand in 2015. by the time i got to hospital my platelets were about 60k and dropped to 40k very quickly so basically DHF! most annoying thing is i wasted 2 weeks being ill with it but at least it was a nice hospital, insurance paid up and due to being sick i was in chiang mai after i recovered for the lantern festival.
Dear Aly, you are really strong to have overcome and take this situation as a learning experience. Dengue seems so different. It's good you took rest. Hope you take proper rest. You are an inspiration. Psycho traveler vlog is going to all the corners of this globe. Seriously you are one great travel inspiration for us your fans. Thank you. Peace 🐰🐰🐰🐰
You poor thing! I'm glad you are better.
I'm so glad you made it through!! You're a champ!!! Get your rest and take your time. We'll be here for you. ❤
glad to hear you are on the mend!
I've been living in Malaysia since 2011, particularly in the suburbs of Ipoh city since 2011. A lot of my friends who had been unfortunate to get dengue fever had been just back from a visit to KL. Usually authorities take information about the residence and spray chemicals around the area. I hope they did the same in your area, else you may suggest it to the doctor to contact the authorities, especially since there are many cases!
So happy to see you are starting to feel better!! That sounds horrible! Keep relaxing and you and scott wear LOADS of bug spray being back there!!
Scary stuff! All the things you can get whilst travelling Asia and my appendix ruptured whilst in the Philippines 😑 it sucked because we hadn't seen much of that beautiful country, but I just see it as a reason to go back ;)Hope you feel better soon Aly! Yas
OMG, that sounds horrible! Since I saw your tweet I've been spraying mosquito spray everywhere I've gone in Kuala Lumpur, even to just go to the shop. Paranoid 😂 Glad you're feeling a little better!
I got sick travelling recently and it was the single two worst days of my life like being on my own not knowing what was wrong or what to do and i ended up having to come home which was super annoying but i think it's easy to forget that life doesn't stop just cause you're travelling and you're not invincible and you get sick and things go wrong just like they do at home but hopefully you feel better soon :)
I saw your Facebook posts - I'm so glad you're on the up and up :)
You poor girl! Please get well soon! Get rest, no worries about videos. Last thing you should be worrying about.
So glad to hear you're on the mend! Gutted to hear you missed out on your trip to Singapore though :(
Glad you're feeling better💕
I visited Singapore for two weeks, and did not get sick. I do not eat pork. So happy you are on the mend.
Wow, hope you feel better soon! Take it easy.
Damn, sucks to see you got dengue, rest up and get better soon!
i'm so excited you were still vloging first time i watch your vlog was last year of january
Ohhhh am so sorry for you and I totally understand how you felt. I got dengue fever the 1st of July 2017 while travelling better BANGLADESH and Malaysia and I am still suffering from joints pain its about seven weeks now its such a horrible feeling can go back yet to my life daily routine.
Sooo happy you are better and lived to tell the tale! lol. damn that must have been awfullll. You are so tough.
Yes, the feeling of lethargic or lack of energy after recovering from dengue fever will last for about a month or two.
My experience then after contracting the disease was that it will undergo 3 to 5 days of severe muscle and bone pain, headache and high fever periods, third days into the fever i basically need to crawl to get to the washroom due to severe muscle pain. And the platelets count only start to drop towards the end of your fever or at time after the fever is over and that's the most dangerous time according to doctor.
You need to drink lots and lots of water, including coconut water as it helps you to pee a lot yet prevent you from dehydration. just like most patient will be put on a drip for days once admitted to hospital. There is no medicine to cure dengue fever so recovery depends on your own immune system. Hope you will get well soon.
Your awesome thankful you shared this experience of hell ... I'm staying home today forever! Seriously thank you!💙
aww...poor Aly...dengue fever is horrible...hope u get well by now and enjoy your journey to bangkok..and soon budapest..do take care and please come to Malaysia again...
Love and hugs. Feel better soon. Take your time😷🤒😴
Ahhh no sorry to hear this. Bet it must be really really annoying as well of how much it scuppers your plans. Does this put you off going to SE Asia at all now? Going to Thailand in July and now I'm worried for getting it.
So glad you are feeling better. Rest up.
traveling to KL ( A BIG CITY) catching this disease is very easy as cases are sometimes uncontrolled due to overpopulated region. please check the common disease trend in the city you're visitijg
Get well soon, Ally! Hope you come back to visit our city someday! 😃😃 Unfortunate you didnt get the chance to experience Singapore fully! 😣😣 take care!
Get well soon PT.
you could have taken taxi to johor bahru, HSIJB(government hospital), 40 minutes drive from singapore. We have limited pricing, multiple tests in government hospitals are cheap or exempted for infectious disease(i.e dengue fever), you would pay less amount for 1 week admission in a Malaysian Government Hospital( for infectious disease) compared to an outpatient visit in a Singapore hospital.
I'm sorry that happened to you but glad you're feeling better :)
Get well Aly! Sending my thoughts 🙂
I'm glad you're on the mend Aly
Oh no! I hope you feel better and recover quickly. 😐❤️❤️❤️
Hope you feel better soon! It sounds awful xx
get well soon love xxx
Tough! I hope you get more energy soon. Take you time and get well. :)
I wish you all the best, and hope you get well soon.
wish u a speedy recovery!
Feel better Aly!
get well kiddo ... we love your stuff x
Glad you're getting better!
I caught a virus from a mosquito 2 years ago. It was called Ross River Fever, here in Australia. So not fun. Nowhere near as bad as Dengue, but I can totally relate to the fatigue and joint/muscle pain. It's so agonising that there's nothing you can do, that you just have to wait it out. Hope you feel better soon!
hope you feel better💜
God bless you Aly!! SO sorry you've had to deal with such horrific misery!! You are such a trooper !!! Appreciate you gathering up the strength to make this video for us. May you continue to recoup as quick as possible and without any complications. Sending healing hugs
Thank God you are well now. have a good rest and take care ya.
Thank God you are getting better. Wow! What a story. How horrible. Take care of yourself.
I hope you get well soon !!!. Love you from Brazil. !!!
Poor Ali. I'm glad that you're getting better, albeit slowly
Get Well soon, Aly...
Hope you feel better soon!
get well soon