Which disease is also known as Breakbone fever, Hemorrhagic fever, and Dandy fever?

Dengue is often referred to by several alternative names, including Breakbone fever, Hemorrhagic fever, and Dandy fever. This is primarily due to the severe joint pain and muscle pain associated with the disease, which is reminiscent of the sensation of bones breaking, hence the term "Breakbone fever." Additionally, Dengue can cause a severe form known as Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever, which accounts for the other nickname. These names highlight the symptoms and complications that characterize Dengue as a viral infection spread by mosquitoes, particularly in tropical and subtropical regions.

Other diseases listed, such as Chikungunya and Zika virus, have their own distinct characteristics and do not share the same set of alternative names. Malaria, while also a serious mosquito-borne illness, is caused by parasites rather than a virus and has different symptoms altogether.