Dual Viral Assault: Unraveling the Complexities of Dengue and Hepatitis E Co-Infection in a Tropical Setting- A CASE REPORT

Dengue fever and Hepatitis E are distinct viral infections endemic to tropical and subtropical regions, both of which can present with overlapping clinical features such as fever, jaundice, and liver dysfunction. While co-infection with these viruses is rare, it complicates the clinical picture and management. This case report discusses the management of a patient with dengue and hepatitis E co-infection, highlighting diagnostic challenges and the importance of supportive care in achieving recovery.