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E.s.r 1st hour reading is 34mm
My mother use to get dry cough rarely .so we done blood test .the result is :
Total WBC: 6200 /cumm
Differential count:
Neutrophils: 70%
Lymphocytes:26%
Eosinophils:4%
E.S.R 1sr HR reading :34mm
Haemoglobin:13 gms%
Absolute eosinophils count: 220 cells/cum
M.p card method: negative
Smear for micro filariasis: negative
Widal test _- silde method:
Salmonella typhi "o" titre: + " 1 in 160
Salmonella typhi "h" titre: negative
Salmonella paratyphi "AH" titre: negative
Salmonella "Bh"titre:negative
Please tell me above test is normal .further any treatment is needed
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HELLO,
ESR IS A SYMBOL OF CHRONIC DISEASE.THAT SHE HAD.
TYPHOID IS THEIR BUT MILD.
TAB GUDCEF CV 200 TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR SEVEN TO TEN DAYS.TAB IBUGESIC PLUS TWO TIMES OR AS REQUIRED AFTER FOOD.
LIGHT LIQUID DIET FIRST WEEK.
SEMILIQUID PORRIDGE KHICHARY TO SWALLOW.
THIRD WEEK MOONG DAL PANI WITH OVERCOOKED RICE MESSED CHAPATI ONLY ONE OR TWO.
THIRD WEEK ADD OVERCOOKED GREEN VEGETABLE.
SO UP TO FOURTH WEEK SLOWLY RESUME NORMAL DIET.
VIZYLAC ONE AFTER ABOVE FINISH FOR FIFTEEN DAYS.
PLENTY OF LIQUIDS.
NO OUTSIDE FOOD.
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