Dengue and Chikungunya are viral infections transmitted by mosquitoes. We monitor patients closely for fever, dehydration, joint pain, and bleeding complications, providing supportive care, hydration therapy, and symptomatic treatment to stabilize the condition.

Typhoid and Brucellosis are bacterial infections that require precise antibiotic therapy. Our team conducts laboratory tests to confirm the diagnosis and prescribes targeted treatment while monitoring patients for drug response and potential complications.

Malaria is treated based on the type of Plasmodium parasite identified through blood tests. Rapid diagnosis allows us to start antimalarial therapy promptly, ensuring effective parasite clearance and reducing the risk of severe disease.

Scrub Typhus and Leptospirosis are often underdiagnosed but can lead to serious systemic complications if untreated. Our approach includes early laboratory testing, appropriate antibiotics, supportive care, and continuous monitoring to ensure full recovery.

In addition to treatment, patient education on preventive measures—such as mosquito control, hygiene practices, and safe water consumption—is an essential part of our care strategy. Our team is dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based care to help patients recover quickly and safely while minimizing the risk of recurrence.