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Suffering From Fever. Taking Taximo And Bifilace. No Improvements. Suggest

hi sir
my mom is suffering from fevr from last 3weeks,n detected that she has thyphoid,istead of taking medicns she fevr has nt got down,she is suffering fom temp. 99. to 99.8 f temp,medicns she is taking is Taximo o,and Bifilace,she has taken taximo fr 10 dayz,bt no improvment in fevr,plz guide me,y fevr is not improving instaed of taking so muach medicns
Sat, 15 Jun 2013
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In some persons, the fever that can be found with typhoid fever can persist for weeks. In some cases the fever can persist for up to 3 weeks and start to decrease by week 4.

The antibiotic she is using taxim-o is recommended and should work for her. In some cases where the person is very ill and no responding to the antibiotic , another antibiotic is given.

If you are concerned you may want to take her to her doctor for reassessment.

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Suffering From Fever. Taking Taximo And Bifilace. No Improvements. Suggest

Hi, thanks for using healthcare magic In some persons, the fever that can be found with typhoid fever can persist for weeks. In some cases the fever can persist for up to 3 weeks and start to decrease by week 4. The antibiotic she is using taxim-o is recommended and should work for her. In some cases where the person is very ill and no responding to the antibiotic , another antibiotic is given. If you are concerned you may want to take her to her doctor for reassessment. I hope this helps