A CASE REPORT ON SEPTIC ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY WITH RECENTLY DIAGNOSED HYPOTHYROIDISM, HYPERTENSION, TINEA CORPORIS AND TINEA CRURIS.

A female geriatric patient, was recently diagnosed with Hypothyroidism, Hypertension and Fungal infections, is being treated for Septic acute kidney injury and is on dialysis. Patient attained menopause twenty years back. Upon communication, she told she never went to the hospital for her routine body checkup as she had no symptoms as such. The inter-relationship between Hypertension - Hypothyroidism and Hypothyroidism-Menopause suspects the actual pathophysiology for developing complication such as Septic acute kidney injury. Age and immunosupression being a causative factor for developing fungal injections. Our case report concluded the actual relationship between the above mentioned diseases. Thus, therapeutic drug monitoring in various patients population such as geriatrics, pediatrics, obese or with complications, is must in order to achieve desired therapeutic outcomes and maintaining the safety levels of the drugs in the body. Hence, decreasing re-hospitalization and improving the quality of life of patients by curing the symptoms or disease in its best possible way