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Tested by pathological found typhoid
After taking medicine, fever is coming every after 4 - 6 hours. What to do. Already my son has taken two day completely .
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If not getting relief please do blood test
CBC
CRP
And urine routine and microscopy
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Monitor the temperature, if it's more than 101 and child is uncomfortable then only you have to give pacimol MF Syrup. Most importantly if he is active and comfortable during non fever episodes then don't worry. Good Hydration and nutrition with Medicines it will be okay but he is dull, not taking fluids and diets then ask your pediatrician to shift to him on Intravenous Antibiotics and Fluids.
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In typhoid it can take about 5-6 days for the fever to go completely . Fever reduces in a " step ladder " manner ,i.e. the inetrval between episodes increase and peak fever reduces , gradually . So if the fever free period os increasing and peak temperature gradually reducing , the medicines are acting . Complete disappearance of fever will take more than two day's . Please be in regular touch with your doctor .
Next Steps
Give the medicines prescribed by your doctor regularly and on time without missing doses .
Health Tips
Be sure to. he k with your doctor before stopping medicines . Don't stop unless doctor tells you to . Incomplete treatment of typhoid can lead to relapse .
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If your doctor has diagnosed ty food fever and appropriate medication has been advised, you please wait for another 2days. Tufoid fever can take 72-96 hrs to respond.
Next Steps
Take good amount of liquids and good nutritious diet.
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https://www.ludhianahospital.com/single-post/Typhoid-fever-child
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