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Can My Husband Have Normal Diet After Typhoid Fever?
Hello Dr,
My husband was having fever and body ache and have been diagnosed with Typhoid fever. The fever started a week ago and was on oral antibiotics since then and later on IV antibiotics. Today is third day with IV antibiotic and from tomorrow we plan to continue his oral antibiotic for another 3 days,
His fever has subsided for the past two days and nothing much of syptom. he is feeling week. I wanted to know if he can be given an almost normal diet/ less spicy diet?
Please can you let me know?
Thank you
My husband was having fever and body ache and have been diagnosed with Typhoid fever. The fever started a week ago and was on oral antibiotics since then and later on IV antibiotics. Today is third day with IV antibiotic and from tomorrow we plan to continue his oral antibiotic for another 3 days,
His fever has subsided for the past two days and nothing much of syptom. he is feeling week. I wanted to know if he can be given an almost normal diet/ less spicy diet?
Please can you let me know?
Thank you
Sat, 19 Apr 2014
Hi, Welcome to Health care magic forum.
As you describe, he has recovered from typhoid fever, and using medication.
For few days give him food with vegetables, with out spices.
After 1 week, he can take what ever he likes to take.
Along with the food, you can give him fruits, juices, and bread, biscuits, etc.
Wishing for a quick and complete recovery. Thank you.
As you describe, he has recovered from typhoid fever, and using medication.
For few days give him food with vegetables, with out spices.
After 1 week, he can take what ever he likes to take.
Along with the food, you can give him fruits, juices, and bread, biscuits, etc.
Wishing for a quick and complete recovery. Thank you.
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