Analysis of Model in Pregnant and Non-Pregnant Dengue Patients

We used mathematical model to study the transmission of dengue disease. The model is developed in which the human population is separated into two populations, pregnant and non-pregnant humans. The dynamical analysis method is used for analyzing this modified model. Two equilibrium states are found and the conditions for stability of theses two equilibrium states are established. Numerical results are shown for each equilibrium state. The basic reproduction numbers are found and they are compared by using numerical simulations.

Authors:

• R. Kongnuy
• P. Pongsumpun

Keywords:

• Basic reproductive number
• dengue disease
• equilibrium states
• pregnancy.

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