Ringgo's Healthy Lifestyle Agus Rahman To Avoid Dengue Fever

Ringgo Agus Rahman and wife of Sabai Morscheck (Instagram/ringgoagus)

The danger of dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) attacks every time the rainy season comes. The large number of puddles makes mosquitoes more easily reproduce. If you don't maintain cleanliness, DHF will easily lurk.

This is what Ringgo film player Agus Rahman has experienced twice in his life. Now he and his family are living a clean life to prevent the breeding of mosquitoes in his home. "After recovering, the lifestyle is even cleaner than before, until we have a back garden that we can fight because we can't stand mosquitoes," said Ringgo, quoted from ANTARA, Monday, November 6.

He admitted that he had a dengue hemorrhagic fever when he was still in school and was hit again in 2022. At that time he felt very weak and unpowered to work.

In the same year, the eldest son of Bjorka Total Morscheck (7) and Curtis Ziggy Mars Morscheck (3) also had dengue fever which traumatized him and his wife from dengue disease.

"So there is no pleasant experience, being hospitalized with unclear body conditions, not being able to force work either, it's like standing up can't be done," said Ringgo.

As a mother, Sabai Morscheck also felt sorry when she saw the child fall ill and had to be hospitalized.

The moment when the youngest child is used with an IV and has no appetite, Sabai must still look strong in front of his child.

"Mars at that time was one year old, rebeling when entering the infusion, it's not easy, it's a struggle, fussy, weak, don't want to eat every day, take blood, it's really stressful," said Sabai.

For preventive measures, Ringgo and his family are increasingly maintaining the cleanliness of their homes by regularly participating in government programs carried out at their homes such as larvae, spraying and implementing dengue vaccines for themselves, their wives and first children.

According to Ringgo, the vaccine was carried out so that if one day he was exposed to dengue again, his illness would not be too severe and could be handled at home.

"The goal is that if one day I get hit again, I don't have to be hospitalized, spend a decent amount of money with my body dropping condition, and can be handled by myself at home," said the player in the film "Cemara Family".

He also often shares information related to the DHF vaccine to those closest to him. In addition, another prevention is to avoid mosquitoes using anti-bow lotions and pay attention to the surrounding environment when they are outside the house.