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Typhoid fever from 1 week

2023-05-17 19:08:20
My daughter having fever from one week along with pain in abdomen, cough and loose stools. Her typhoid test comes positive today. She is not taking food that much. Please tell what food I will give her and what to avoid? And what to do that she will not get typhoid again. And infection in urine also come. Here I am attaching Reports.
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What is her age? Try to give khichdi (semi solid dal rice) which is easy to digest. If not taking that, give ORS to drink. If very weak, admit her and give Intravenous fluids. Please meet a pediatrician. Typhoid vaccine can be given after 1month (if age is above 6 months)

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