Comparison of dengue and other febrile illnesses in patients admitted to Teaching Hospital- Peradeniya

Background: Dengue is a severe and notifiable infection in Sri Lanka other tropical countries.There are febrile illnesses,which have the same symptoms as dengue. Identifying early changingmarkers blood their changing patterns dengue illnesses will help to differentiatedengue patients from illnesses.It important for recovery management of patients.
 Methods: suspected 288 were selected adult medical wards inTeaching hospital-Peradeniya, after initial screening process. Out whole population, 56% RTPCRpositive RT-PCR negative population (44%) was named illnesses.Results variations liver enzymes, full count (FBC), demographic hospitalization detailsin both groups obtained hospital records.
 Results: Male predominance highly affectedyoung detected groups. Number days onset fever admission tothe lower period higher than illnesses. Onadmission, level aspartate transaminase, significant lymphopenia mean cell volume(MCV) noticed patients. On discharge, total white count, absolutelymphocyte platelet increased levels transaminases denguecompared with illnesses.
 Conclusion: From admissions, 44% due toother which very difficult distinguish by Young withmale common well Recovery cytopenia inFBC normalization dengue.
 Bangladesh Journal Medical Science Vol.20(1) 2021 p.101-106