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Does Fever Weight Loss With Rashes Suggest Typhoid?
hi my blood test shows typhi "o"1:640 and typhi "h" 1:40..sometimes fever occurs 99.5..i lost 12 kg weight ,suffering from high pulse rate low bp,nausia ,and red spots ,rashes on my chest,spots are very small,i even cant go outside from my home because of low bp.......these sympotms are from last 1year ,but since my childhood i got infected by typhoid 4 to 5 times now my age is 26 years ...please suggest me is it typhoid or not
Thanks for posting your query to hcm. Your widal titer is suggestive of ttyphoid fever. you shoud take complete course of antibiotic treatment as per your consulting physician as titer of your widal is very high .repeat the widal after 15days a decrese in titre with clinical improvement will sugfest recovery .hope I solve your query.Best wishes for your good health. regards, dr manish puroit
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Does Fever Weight Loss With Rashes Suggest Typhoid?
Thanks for posting your query to hcm. Your widal titer is suggestive of ttyphoid fever. you shoud take complete course of antibiotic treatment as per your consulting physician as titer of your widal is very high .repeat the widal after 15days a decrese in titre with clinical improvement will sugfest recovery .hope I solve your query.Best wishes for your good health. regards, dr manish puroit