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About typhoid fever
Any doctor pls explain abouts typhoid .. for me this is second time typhoid iv injection tkn now from 3 days fever not there and m feeling very week took bath today after 5 days... can I tk bath tomorrow or I should waite again to tk bath 😞 what Bout rest how many days 😭 please explain
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typhoid is an acute bacterial disease which may become chronic if not treated completely
spreads by contaminated water and food
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consultation is advisable for detailed discussion
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It takes about 1-2 weeks....
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Inj monocef 2 gm x 5 dys
Acenac mr TDs x 5 dys
Tb cefix 200 md bd x 10 dys
If u hd followed above treatmnt
U cn tak bath nd tk rest for few more days
Tb nervic plus od x 10 dys
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Typhoid takes 10-14 days to recovery.
Can take bath no problem
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Dr. Ranjitha
General Medicine
15 yrs exp
Bangalore
You can take bath no issues.
After any infectious disease it will take about 7 to 10days to become normal. You please take complete course of antibiotics..
Don't worry.
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