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Recovered From Typhoid Fever, Abdominal Pain, Irritation Near Anus Hole. Diet Plan To Follow?
i had typhoid fever before 2 weeks in last two weeks i don't got fever but i felt tired at evening,lower abdominal pain and some kind of irritation near the hole of anus a drop of blood came there,i am a non vegetarian,but i didn't take it, i consume less oil dosai,coconut chutneys with less chilly, all cooked vegetables.plz suggest me diet,now i don't have fever now before 15 days i suffered from fever....
Wed, 18 Sep 2013
typhoid also afects the intestine and digestive system and it take time for digestiv system to normal
take lot of liquids
antacids in liquid gel tds
non spicy non oily non greesy food for few days
probiotics and digestive enzymes may need another 2 wk
take lot of liquids
antacids in liquid gel tds
non spicy non oily non greesy food for few days
probiotics and digestive enzymes may need another 2 wk
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There is no particular diet plan when it comes to typhoid fever or salmonellosis but rather you should keep a rigorous hygienic condition around your food intakes including fluids. Ones you receive appropriate treatment against typhoid such as ciprofloxacin, norfloxacin, erythromycin, chloramphenicol etc, you will recover fully but if symptoms persist then it is likely that the typhoid must have complicated to perforation, IBS etc or there is an associated resulting inflammatory bowel. In that case, you will need to see a specialist (gastroenterologist) for extensive investigations on complications due to typhoid.
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There is no particular diet plan when it comes to typhoid fever or salmonellosis but rather you should keep a rigorous hygienic condition around your food intakes including fluids. Ones you receive appropriate treatment against typhoid such as ciprofloxacin, norfloxacin, erythromycin, chloramphenicol etc, you will recover fully but if symptoms persist then it is likely that the typhoid must have complicated to perforation, IBS etc or there is an associated resulting inflammatory bowel. In that case, you will need to see a specialist (gastroenterologist) for extensive investigations on complications due to typhoid.
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