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1. Is typhoid fatal?
Typhoid can be fatal if it is not treated in time and using the correct antibiotics. Without treatment, 1 in 5 cases of typhoid are fatal. Even when treated, 4 out of 100 cases of typhoid can be fatal. Therefore, most government organisations have termed typhoid as a life-threatening disease.
2. Is typhoid fatal?
Typhoid can be fatal if it is not treated in time and using the correct antibiotics. Without treatment, 1 in 5 cases of typhoid are fatal. Even when treated, 4 out of 100 cases of typhoid can be fatal. Therefore, most government organisations have termed typhoid as a life-threatening disease.
3. Is typhoid fatal?
Typhoid can be fatal if it is not treated in time and using the correct antibiotics. Without treatment, 1 in 5 cases of typhoid are fatal. Even when treated, 4 out of 100 cases of typhoid can be fatal. Therefore, most government organisations have termed typhoid as a life-threatening disease.
4. Is typhoid fatal?
Typhoid can be fatal if it is not treated in time and using the correct antibiotics. Without treatment, 1 in 5 cases of typhoid are fatal. Even when treated, 4 out of 100 cases of typhoid can be fatal. Therefore, most government organisations have termed typhoid as a life-threatening disease.
5. Is typhoid fatal?
Typhoid can be fatal if it is not treated in time and using the correct antibiotics. Without treatment, 1 in 5 cases of typhoid are fatal. Even when treated, 4 out of 100 cases of typhoid can be fatal. Therefore, most government organisations have termed typhoid as a life-threatening disease.