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Introduction:  Dengue fever, generally doesn’t cause much harm or is not fatal in normal adults. But of course there are chances of its landing into Dengue shock syndrome, where complications of hypotension & tissue edema are common. Dengue haemorrhagic fever is another dangerous condition, where due to bone marrow depression, there is considerable fall in white cells & platelets, causing a risk of secondary infections & bleeding disorders respectively. As per the studies, children are moresusceptible to thrombocytopaenia 1,2 . In this case series, 5 cases of post dengue thrombocytopenic patients have been included. All showed gradual fall of WBCs & Platelets will be presented. All the 5 patients were previously treated by their family doctors for symptoms like fever, headache & body ache 3 . Dengue NS1 was positive. They were relieved from these symptoms like fever, bodyache etc., but still showing gradual downfall in WBC & platelet counts. They wer