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Hello doctors, S typi O : Present (1:20) s typi H: Present (1:20) What does it implies? Does that mean the patient is having typhoid?
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It is negative for Typhoid.
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No it's negative
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No it should bo more than 160
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Need few details
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kindly consult
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Can help you kindly provide me detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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No reports are negative ...means no typhoid
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