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Regarding typhoid fever
Hi, my girl is three yrs old...she has been vaccinated for typhoid two doses given as injection...NW my sister's husband family member got typhoid n admitted in hospital...her husband is taking care of him ..he coming regularly to our home too...does he spread it to my daughter bcoz of close contact or to me n our family members
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Typhoid is an illness spread by feco-oral route meaning that it is food and water bourne. Maintaining hand hygiene of all family members, preparing safe food (well cooked) and drinking purified (preferred boiled) water should arrest transmission. If household of patient is different, best to avoid visits till illness in the patient subsides.
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Typhoid vaccine protection will be there from 3 to 5 yrs.
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Hand washing, eating hygienically prepared food, purified/ boiled water will prevent infection even after that
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Typhoid is not droplet infection does not spread through cough or sneeze . But feeding with infected persons hands,  using similar utensils , similar toilets can increase spread .
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Need to take typhoid vaccine
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