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Intermittent fever
Hi, my mother is suffering from intermittent fever for the last 3 days, and she did a blood test for typhoid and is waiting for the results. My question is that, if the reports say that she has typhoid, so shall I get her tested for COVID as well?
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You pls must and should go with covid test, because covid positive patients are getting typhoid positive too.. many people are neglecting this way thinking it might not be covid..
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Yes COVID 19 and typhoid can coexist but symptoms are different...
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