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When Will Typhoid Get Completely Cured?
Hi,
I suffered from typhoid fever before one and half month. I was admitted in a hospital and got cured after 2 days.I took the blood test after three weeks(after i discharged from hospital) and the Bacteria count was still 160.
I am still feeling tired and having leg pain. But do not have fever.
How long it will take to completely cure from typhoid and whats the symptoms of relapse?
Kindly answer me
I suffered from typhoid fever before one and half month. I was admitted in a hospital and got cured after 2 days.I took the blood test after three weeks(after i discharged from hospital) and the Bacteria count was still 160.
I am still feeling tired and having leg pain. But do not have fever.
How long it will take to completely cure from typhoid and whats the symptoms of relapse?
Kindly answer me
Mon, 19 Jan 2015
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Typhoid is a baterial disease and the test you have undergone indicate antibody titre in yr body.this elevated titer persist after recovery and gradually decline so declining titer indicate recovery .
If u are still suffering from febrile illness you sholud be investigated for blood culture and sensitivity testing to microbology lab and then take the complet treatment accordingly.
Hope you are satisfied with my answer. Feel free to contact.
Regards
Manish purohit
Typhoid is a baterial disease and the test you have undergone indicate antibody titre in yr body.this elevated titer persist after recovery and gradually decline so declining titer indicate recovery .
If u are still suffering from febrile illness you sholud be investigated for blood culture and sensitivity testing to microbology lab and then take the complet treatment accordingly.
Hope you are satisfied with my answer. Feel free to contact.
Regards
Manish purohit
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