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Although there is a rare chance of developing fungal co-infection in COVID 19 patients, once established it might cause significant morbidity and mortality. As a result, high index of suspicion of this condition will help in timely diagnosis and subsequent early treatment. Here in, the author has reported the first case of gastrointestinal fungal infection in an infant age group with COVID 19. The infant was successfully managed with surgical resection, antifungals, and supportive management.
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