A Case Report on Management and Outcomes of Dengue Fever with Urinary Tract Infection

Dengue fever is a serious tropical infection that can cause hemorrhagic symptoms. Concurrent dengue infection, on the other hand, is to be expected and is a fascinating condition in tropical medicine.The authors discuss an intriguing instance of dengue fever with a urinary tract infection that was discovered by chance. Urinary tract infections are quite prevalent, affecting one out of every five women at some point in their lives. UTIs are more frequent in women, although they can also affect men, the elderly, and children. Urinary tract infections affect one to two percent of youngsters. Urinary tract infections account for 8 million to 10 million doctor visits each year. Patient specific information: -The patient is 32-year women admit in AVBRH. the chief complaint of high fever for 3 days, burning micturition, shivering, chills, lower abdominal pain. He was diagnosed as a Urinary tract infection with dengue fever. Main symptoms or important clinical findings: My patient have a chief complaint of feverfor 3 days, burningmicturition, nausea vomiting, abdominal pain. The patient had undergone various investigation like careful history collection, physical examination,complete blood count, ultrasonography, CT scan etc. Medical management: - Patient was treated with medications as order by doctors, such asantibiotics,antipyretic, analgesicetc. Nursing management: Administered fluid replacement like DNS, RL, blood transfusion, oral fluid etc. medications was prescribed by physician. Monitored all vital signs of patient 4 hourly. Conclusion:A patient is 32-year women admit in AVBRH. the chief complaint of high feverfor 3 days, burning micturition, shivering, chills,lower abdominal pain. He was diagnosed as a Urinary tract infection with dengue fever.After undergoing all investigation,she was diagnosed as dengue fever with Urinary tract infection.