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Does Dizziness And Cough Indicate Still Existent Typhoid?

Hello. Was told I had typhiod last year December. Took cIpro and anoxilline for seven days.Still felt dizzy .so the doctor gave me chloraphenicol (250mg)which i took 4times a day for 5days. . Went for wbc and it read 75000. Am still feeling dizzy Does it mean I still have typhiod (I have no high temperature)all I feel I d dizziness especially on the left side of my head and a got cough
Wed, 13 Apr 2016
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I really appreciate your concern, dizziness can not be taken anything for the typhoid fever and due to this treatment regime should not be changed once it is the afebrile condition then no need to worry about this, else the dizziness could be due to weakness and it is not the sign of persistence infection or disease not being cured hope this information helps.
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Does Dizziness And Cough Indicate Still Existent Typhoid?

HI Well come to HCM I really appreciate your concern, dizziness can not be taken anything for the typhoid fever and due to this treatment regime should not be changed once it is the afebrile condition then no need to worry about this, else the dizziness could be due to weakness and it is not the sign of persistence infection or disease not being cured hope this information helps.