Is It Dengue? Recovery?kindly Help!

Looking at the symptoms, i am making a guess that it could be chicken guniya/ or Viral Arthritis.
In these two cases you will have severe pain in the joints , body ache and leg pain. It will take time for the pain to reduce. First week will be very tough to manage.

Two people in my family had got this few years
Back. Doctor had got the blood tests done and gave medications. When the pain was severe, they had given pain killer injection.
Take lots of rest.

 

You should try to see an infectious diseases doctor, preferably someone with experience in tropical diseases.

 

Fever reduced faster. But the pain took more than a month to completely reduce.

 

ASW,
hope you feel better soon.
Certainly visit an infectiuos tropical disease doctor if you can.
if it is chickngunya there is not much to be done- hydration, anti inflammatory tylenol / paracetamol and rest.
Chickengunya is debilitating and the post inflammation effects last a long time
Meanwhile i found this info on line.
Herbs for Infections- Review of the Research
restorativemedicine.org/journal/inflammatory-sequelae-chikungunya-virus-infection-proposed-nutritional-treatment/

it will be helpful, will not hurt, to take ginger, turmeric vitamin C rich foods in reasonable amounts throughout the day. I like to make a fresh turmeric, fresh ginger pickle in lime juice with salt and green chili; just slice or chop ginger and fresh turmeric root, in food processor add store bought lime juice and salt, some black pepper. Refrigerate. eat with every meal. This is very anti inflammatory and rich in vitamin C. and tasty.

If papaya and pineapples are acceptable and appeal to you, I would say try them. you can get canned pineapple or pineapple juice as the very idea of cutting fresh pineapple is bound to be daunting now.

In India, some ayurvedic herbs like shallaki ( boswellia) and ashwagandha are taken by some people, with good effect for the arthritic problems. Please do YOUR OWN research and look for an ayurvedic dr if you can find one. Many of the big US cities have ayurvedic shops with knowledgeable even BAMS graduates who work there.