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Recurrent Typhoid, Feeling Weak, Shivering In Legs While Walking. Why Is It Happening ?
hi..am female of 25 from india ,hyderabad unmarried,i got typhoid and this is the 6th time i am getting ..and feeling so weak and when i walk am getting shivering in legs..and even i have fissure problem since 5 to 6 years and even the typhoid fever is coming from since 2007..its really effecting my health and even my career..please help me out sir.. my widal reports are like this S. TYPHI O 1 in 160 dilutions,S.TYPHI H 1 in 80 dilutions and othes are normal and other tests like urine and liver function test has been done and SERUM ALBUMIN IS 3gm/dl.using tablets enzar forte and wokofy
Hi Gouthami,
Thank you for your query,
Getting Typhoid fever often is due to multi drug resistant bacteria or relapse of bacteria from the gall bladder or incompletely treated previous typhoid fever.
Continue the medication as prescribed by your Physician for complete duration.
Take proper rest, maintain your hydration by taking plenty of oral fluids.
Eat soft food, avoid junk and fried food.
For fissure, you have to take dietary rich food, and consult a general surgeon to assess for any surgical intervention.
Hope I have answered your query.
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Recurrent Typhoid, Feeling Weak, Shivering In Legs While Walking. Why Is It Happening ?
Hi Gouthami, Thank you for your query, Getting Typhoid fever often is due to multi drug resistant bacteria or relapse of bacteria from the gall bladder or incompletely treated previous typhoid fever. Continue the medication as prescribed by your Physician for complete duration. Take proper rest, maintain your hydration by taking plenty of oral fluids. Eat soft food, avoid junk and fried food. For fissure, you have to take dietary rich food, and consult a general surgeon to assess for any surgical intervention. Hope I have answered your query.