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The Clinical Characteristics of Coinfection of COVID19 and Influenza A Viruses - A Case Series.

Background: For eons, pandemics have terrorized us and affected human lives and their normal functioning. From being first identified in December 2019, Corona virus disease 2019 (Covid19) has become one of the most important human respiratory pathogens in existence. The question of how a coinfection between COVID-19 and influenza might manifest in the present flu season is of utmost concern. Aim: This being the flu season in northern hemisphere (including India) along with Covid19 pandemic, we looked into the limited cases of COVID-19 and influenza coinfections who were admitted in our unit during the early part of the 2020-21flu season in India. We also looked into whether any patterns of clinical presentation and morbidity emerged and also identified the predominant strain of influenza virus circulating in this flu season. Design: A retrospective, observational study.