Differential Leukocyte and Platelet Counts as Early Diagnostic Indicators in Acute Dengue Infection

Background: Dengue is an epidemic in Pakistan. Proper monitoring of dengue cases necessary for its early diagnosis and prevention especially developing countries with limited resources. Our study aims to use some hematological parameters as Early Diagnostic Indicators Acute Infection which can help reducing mortality morbidity.
 Methods: NS1 Antigen test was used identify 119 Patients over the months August-October, 2019. Hematological data from such patients collected analysed.
 Results: In our thrombocytopenia prominent sensitivity based on gender distribution being 86% males 76% females. According age, had a up 81% younger age group 80% older group.
 The other findings groups were lymphopenia, neutropenia, monocytopenia 55%, 43%, 24% respectively. Lymphopenia neutropenia similar across two genders, whereas higher among females 27% opposed 12%.
 Eosinopenia did not differ much i.e. 18% young 19% genders 56% 60% females.
 lymphocytosis 21% also significant.
 Conclusions: Differential Leukocyte Count Platelets indicators acute infection resource areas. This prompt treatment thus complications.
 
 Keywords: dengue, differential leukocyte count, platelets thrombocytopenia,