Use this to your advantage by concentrating your macro into breaks in the hero action, such as when slowing a group of enemies with Intimidating Roar.
Dehaka’s macromanagement is very lenient, with the larva-like production of his structures allowing for somewhat lax production cycles. This means clearing an area of defenders with Dehaka, then moving onto another part of the map with him while attack-moving your army in to clean up structures and stray units. In terms of spending time controlling Dehaka and his calldowns weighted against controlling his army, keeping your attention largely focused on Dehaka will yield greater results on the battlefield. Attention should be paid to actively controlling Dehaka at all times. Both of these are in short supply when the enemy possesses lots of ranged firepower, as is often seen in Terran base defenses. Weakness to Sustained Fire: While the healing from Devour can be powerful when used skillfully, setting up enemies for back-to-back casts of Devour requires both time and space to maneuver. This limits the speed at which he can clean up enemy bases and often leads to a scenario where you have wiped the map clean of enemy defenders, but are left waiting for his army to catch up and finish the job. 
Poor Army Mobility: Although Dehaka and his calldowns possess varying degrees of global mobility, his army has to slog its way from base to base. Biological units provide him with much-needed healing when Devoured, while psionic enemies enable him to unleash devastating amounts of area damage. Reliance on Psionic/Biological Enemies: While Dehaka and his army are powerful enough to deal with any situation comfortably, he requires the presence of certain types of enemy units to truly excel.
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