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  • Co-epidemics can create a burden on healthcare systems in the affected areas The world, at present, is facing the pandemic of coronavirus disease Nonetheless, many areas worldwide suffer from endemics that are not of less danger than the current pandemic We presented a case of a patient diagnosed with dengue fever and was also found to have coronavirus through nasal swab, but immunoglobulin M and G were undetectable Our case brings to notice the alarming probability of two co-epidemics happening simultaneously However, through the presented case, our theory is that the dengue virus may cause a false-positive detection of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2
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  • Cureus
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  • WHO
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  • A Patient With Dengue Fever and COVID-19: Coinfection or Not?
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  • #976550
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  • 2020

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