Dengue is a common pathogenic disease often proving fatal,more commonly affecting the tropics.Aedes mosquito is the vector for this disease,and outbreaks of dengue often cause mass damage to life.The current review is an effort to present an insight into the causes,etiology,symptoms,transmission,diagnosis,major organs affected,mitigation and line of treatment of this disease with special emphasis on dings of natural origin.The disease has a potential to spread as an endemic,often claiming several lives and thus requires concerted efforts to work out better treatment options.Traditional medicine offers an alternative solution and could be explored as a safer treatment option.Development of a successful vaccine and immunization technique largely remains a challenge and a better antiviral approach needs to be worked out to complement the supportive therapy.No single synthetic molecule has found to be wholly effective enough to offer curative control and the line of treatment mostly utilizes a combination of fluid replacement and antipyretics-analgesics like molecules to provide symptomatic relief. Dengue is a common pathogenic disease often proving fatal, more generally affecting the tropics. Ades mosquito is the vector for this disease, and outbreaks of dengue often cause mass damage to life. Current review is an effort to present an insight into the causes, etiology, symptoms, transmission, diagnosis, major organs affected, mitigation and line of treatment of this disease with special emphasis on dings of natural origin. disease with a potential to spread as an endemic, often claiming several lives and thus requires concerted efforts to work out better treatment options. Traditional medicine offers an alternative solution and could be explored as a safer treatment option. Development of a successful vaccine and immunization technique substantially remains a challenge and a better antiviral approach needs to be worked out to complement the supportive therapy. No single synthetic molecule has found to be particularly effective enough to offer curative control and the line of treatment mostly utiliz es a combination of fluid replacement and antipyretics-analgesics like molecules to provide symptomatic relief.