Dengue fever With Complications Testimonial by Gokavarapu Sriram

About Mr Gokavarapu Sriram's Treatment & Recovery

Mr Gokavarapu Sriram, from Chandanagar, visited Medicover Hospitals with high fever, weakness, eye redness, and dehydration. After investigations, he was diagnosed with Dengue fever with moderate dehydration and subconjunctival hemorrhage, and his urine culture tested positive for Enterococcus faecalis.

He was admitted for close monitoring and timely treatment. Under the expert care of Dr Kiranamayi and the medical team, he received proper hydration, medications, infection control treatment, and continuous observation. Over the next few days, his symptoms gradually improved, and he recovered well with supportive care.

Today, Mr Sriram is back to good health and feeling confident again.

Patient Words

"I came to Medicover Hospitals, Chandanagar with a viral fever and was very worried about my health. From the first consultation itself, Dr Kiranamayi listened carefully, explained my condition clearly, and treated me with great care.

During my four-day stay, the nursing team and housekeeping staff were very friendly, supportive, and always available whenever I needed help. Their care made my recovery comfortable and stress-free.

Now I am fully recovered and happy to be going home. I sincerely thank Dr Kiranamayi and the entire Medicover Hospitals team for their excellent treatment and support."

- Gokavarapu Sriram

What is Dengue Fever?

Dengue fever is a viral infection spread by mosquito bites. It commonly causes high fever, body pain, headache, vomiting, weakness, and fatigue. In some cases, it may lead to dehydration, low platelet count, bleeding, or eye redness (subconjunctival hemorrhage).

Early diagnosis and proper hospital care help prevent complications and support faster recovery. Drinking plenty of fluids, rest, fever management, and medical monitoring play a crucial role in treatment.

What Treatment Did We Provide to Gokavarapu Sriram at Medicover?

When Mr Sriram visited our hospital, he had dengue fever, dehydration, and eye redness, and his tests showed a urinary infection caused by Enterococcus faecalis.

Based on his condition, our pediatric/medical team under Dr Kiranamayi provided:

• IV fluids to correct dehydration
• Fever and pain management
• Monitoring of platelets and vital signs
• Antibiotic treatment for urinary infection
• Supportive care and rest guidance

With timely care and continuous monitoring, he responded very well to treatment and was discharged in stable condition healthy, happy, and relieved.