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Thyphoid and high ESR and CRP issue
My mother have thyphoid positive in test,she also have high ESR about 70 mm and CRP about 26.29 mg/l. What we do now?
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Consult Doctor ASAP treatment line will be Basic Medicines like Antibiotics plus Multivitamins, Multimineral .
Typhoid may become pseudopositive on Covid
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get COVID 19 RT PCR TEST DONE
Health Tips
plenty of fluids
protien rich diet
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Typhoid is falsely positive in raised CRP sometimes& mostly in these covid times, better to consult physician & start proper treatment if covid detected.
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Go for covid testing. Typhoid may be psuedopoitive in covid.
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Take antibiotic course. And go for covid19 rtpcr test
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consult me
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Dr. Rajesh Kumar Gupta
General Physician
42 yrs exp
Meerut
She will need to get on specific medications based on her full symptoms and current condition. Please consult a doctor for this.
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