Author(s):

Senjuti Majumder

Abstract: Dengue and chikungunya are considered as the two most emergent mosquito-borne viral diseases worldwide. Spatio-temporal features, common vectors and clinical appearances made the viruses progressively inclined to bring about co-infection. Being an Asian as well as a tropical country, Bangladesh is more prone to experience outbreaks of dengue and chikungunya or in worst case scenario, the co-infection. Therefore, the present study comprehensively assessed the underlying cause, clinical presentation and therapeutic intervention of the co-infection. Likewise, the study delineated the present dengue and chikungunya co-infection scenario of Bangladesh to limit the potential risk and burden of such co-infection in public health care setting.

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