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What Does This Widal Test Report Indicate?

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Question : Are my widal test report normal
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Answered by Dr. Vaishalee Punj (17 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Yes it is significant

Detailed Answer:
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Thanks for your query.

The reports is reactive for typhoid and non-reactive for paratyphoid. Do you have any symptoms?

You are on the correct medicine, though I personally advise a combination of cefixine (200mg) and ofloxacin (200mg) BD for 10 days. You should check with your physician about this.

Regards

Dr Vaishalee
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What Does This Widal Test Report Indicate?

Brief Answer: Yes it is significant Detailed Answer: Hi Thanks for your query. The reports is reactive for typhoid and non-reactive for paratyphoid. Do you have any symptoms? You are on the correct medicine, though I personally advise a combination of cefixine (200mg) and ofloxacin (200mg) BD for 10 days. You should check with your physician about this. Regards Dr Vaishalee