# Co-Infection of Dengue in a Pregnant Woman With COVID-19 Disease

## TL;DR

A pregnant woman successfully managed a co-infection of dengue and moderate COVID-19 during her second trimester.

## Contribution

This case report highlights successful management of dengue and COVID-19 co-infection in pregnancy.

## Key findings

- Co-infection of dengue and moderate COVID-19 in a pregnant woman was successfully managed.
- The patient had a favorable outcome despite the risks associated with both infections during pregnancy.

## Abstract

The pandemic due to severe respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-Cov-2) was one of the most damaging healthcare emergencies the world has ever seen. Co-infection with dengue virus in COVID-19-positive patients is an additional challenge especially in dengue-endemic areas. Both dengue and COVID-19 infection cause increased morbidity and adverse outcomes in pregnant women, and simultaneous infection of these two illnesses can be further detrimental and sometimes fatal in pregnant women. Here, we present a case of a pregnant woman in her early second trimester with co-infection of dengue and moderate COVID-19 disease who was managed successfully and had a favorable outcome.