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Typhoid fever
I have cough with headache and inhibited fever and body pains and some sort of weakness what might be the reason for it is it typhoid?
Your query is not complete but you can go for investigation for typhoid and dengue and malaria nearby pathology
Next Steps
Take tablet paracetamol 500 mg three times a day after meals
Syrup Alex 10 ml three times a day
Health Tips
Take plenty of hot fluids like soup oats and Dalia
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As you complain cough with fever, it is more likely there is an infection in your throat or in your lungs. Typhoid fever do not have cough symptoms.
Next Steps
Kindly meet a good general physician, so that he can examine your throat and check your lungs for any infection. You may also require to do cbp and chest X-ray if required.
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Hi,
There are many infections which has such kind of sequles. It is best you go for blood tests and urine routine examinations.
Next Steps
Take Paracetamol for fever and pains.
Health Tips
Take lots of water. You can take soups as well.
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