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An 8 years old girl presented with recurrent fever for past 1 month. She had an exanthematous rash 2 months ago along with fever that subsided in 3 days. Now she has fever with chills and rigors for one week. There is no cough, vomiting, bladder or bowel complaints. On examination, she had soft hepatomegaly. Other systems were normal. Investigations showed:
• Hemoglobin = 11.4 gm, dl
• WBC count = 6,900, cumm
• Platelet count = 3,52,000, cumm
• ESR = 40 mm at end of 1 hour
• Urine routine and culture = Negative
• Liver function tests = Normal
• S. creatinine = 0.8 mg, dl
• Widal test = Negative
• Stool = Normal
• USG Abdomen = Bilateral pleural effusion with ascitis and gall bladder wall thickening.
• Dengue IgM = 1.55 AI { More than 1.1 = Positive}, Dengue IgG = Negative
• OptiMAL for malaria = Negative
She was treated with
Ceftriaxone
and
Amikacin
for 7 days to which fever responded.
Is this child having Dengue hemorrhagic fever_?
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Enteric fever
10 years ago
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anil ram
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no. recurrent fever and one month duration rules out dengue
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