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Background:- Gas gangrene is a highly fatal soft tissue infection with a high death rate. Clostridium species are the most common cause of these infections, which might go unnoticed owing to their fast deterioration. Failure to recognise sepsis early can result in severe systemic sepsis, with amputation being a typical fate. Case Presentation :- A 70-year-old woman presented to the hospital with no notable medical history but low urine output, abdominal distension, and was first diagnosed with severe AWMI. The physical examination and test data revealed that the patient had acquired Acute Kidney Disease, metabolic acidosis as a result of Gas Gangrene in the Abdomen, and septic cardiogenic shock during her hospital stay. Conclusion :-To treat the AWMI and probable systemic sepsis, the patient was initially treated with vigorous inotropic therapy and a robust antibiotic regimen. The patient was in serious condition due to his AWMI state, AKI, and extensive progressing gas gangrene. Despite receiving many courses of high-grade antibiotics, the patient did not respond to the treatment, resulting in her death.