So I got my Widal test results back, and it says 'Negative' with no agglutination for S Typho O, S Typho H, and S Paratyphi AH. They did the test using the screening by slide agglutination method. Can you help me understand what this all means? Should I be worried about something?

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Dr Shubham Chauhan

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Your Widal test report indicates that you do not have a current Typhoid or Paratyphoid infection, as there is "No agglutination seen" for all tested antigens, suggesting that your body is not producing antibodies against these bacteria.

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