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How Should Persistent Typhoid With Fever Be Treated?
Hi, my mom is having Typhoid from last 2 weeks ... Though her temp is I tidally was 103-104 but now after her ongoing treatment it is 99-100 It had been 4 days since her temp is between 99-100 . She has been given on medicines Zimnac, Velvet & crocin fr temp. Please advise
Typhoid fever has a potential chance of gettibg chronic as there is possibility of carrier stage. For typjoid you should take anti biotics for atleast 7_14 days. And for carrier stage you need to take 28 days antibiotics to clear the infection. During the treatment take rest, drink fruit juices n liquid, hygeinic food, etc. Take care of your self and about your personal hygeine as thphoid is highly contagious. And consult your family physician if symptoms getting worse. Get well soon...
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How Should Persistent Typhoid With Fever Be Treated?
Typhoid fever has a potential chance of gettibg chronic as there is possibility of carrier stage. For typjoid you should take anti biotics for atleast 7_14 days. And for carrier stage you need to take 28 days antibiotics to clear the infection. During the treatment take rest, drink fruit juices n liquid, hygeinic food, etc. Take care of your self and about your personal hygeine as thphoid is highly contagious. And consult your family physician if symptoms getting worse. Get well soon...