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Dengue Igm positive ,Ns1& Igg is -ve
My uncle is suffering from fever(102c) ,body pain and cough...He has tested dengue, igm is +ve and igg,Ns1 is -ve. Platelet count is 1.72lac and WBC is 13.6...Does it mean he has infected with Dengue??plz reply and suggest any medication.. Please find the attached report...
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Your uncle has got dengue fever. Dengue NS1 antigen is positive till 4-5 days then it gets negative n igm gets positive. It means he has been ill from last 5 days atleast.
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1. NS1 Antibody if positive with card , then shld confirm by ELISA method. 2.Typhoid titres are not adequate , so not Typhoid fever.
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Consult online for proper evaluation and management.
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Kindly discuss for your concern.
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It indicates that you are affected with dengue virus recently.... Typhoid is positive... Need to start with the medications
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consult for proper medications
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