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Uti infection
Dear sir
We admitted hospital yesterday for typhoid and uti infection.
Old report uti cue pus cells 12 to 14
Today cue is 6-8 pus cells .in 24 hrs they treated with antibiotic xone 1mg.
and glucoses . Today we discharge hence may I know today pus cells is low or high pls revert and for typhoid they sueggsted day care injection treatment morning and evening .. pls advice .
And one more thing she was pregnant also 3 days back we done test at same hospital . Pls advice what to do now precautions. And present symptoms is little headache sudeen and vomiting thinking sometime . Thanks pal sugegst .
Can we take dolo tab for Headche and fever she was pregnant 5 days .
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