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O level is 1.160, how level is 1.180

2017-10-15 17:57:22
I suffer from fever from one week I got checkup for typhoid it's results is o=1.160,H=1.180 is it typhoid
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yes you are suferring from typhoid fever . consult a physician

Answered2017-10-16 07:18:17

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