Introduction: Migraine is one of the most common complaints and is debilitating as it affects the quality of life. Triptans are considered effective and are frequently prescribed by primary physicians and neurologists. Renal infarction is rare side effect of triptans that can be misdiagnosed if not considered in patients using them (2,3). Clinical presentation of renal infarction can be misleading in some cases. We present a case of middle-aged lady, who was diagnosed with renal infarction after long-standing use of Zolmitriptan. Although, renal infarction is a rare side effect after triptans use, but it should be considered in patients who use these medications regularly.

Euglycemic DKA (EKDA) is a variant of DKA. In this case report, we discuss the course of COVID-19 infection in a pregnant woman with gestational diabetes who developed severe euglycemic diabetic ketoacidosis triggered by various precipitating factors, including starvation, caused by Covid-19 infection and its gastrointestinal effects.