Question 1

For the past one month, I have been feeling fatigued and experiencing a low grade fever. My recent investigations include LFT, KFT, and CBC, which showed SGPT at 57. My urine report is normal, chest Xray is normal, Mantoux test is negative, and whole abdomen ultrasound is normal. My body temperature ranges from 96F to 100.2F. I am unsure about the cause of my symptoms and would like to know the possible reason and which specialist I should consult.

Question 2

My blood report shows:
Widal test: S. typhi O is 1:80 dilution, S. typhi H is 1:80
Para typhi AH is less than 1:20
Para typhi BH is 1:20
Does this mean I have typhoid? If yes, which medicine should I take now?

Question 3

My father has been suffering from fever for the past 14 days. Two days ago, his blood test confirmed typhoid fever, and the doctor advised continuing the same medication. However, his fever persists continuously at 102 to 104F. I am very worried and tense about his condition. Please advise what should be done now, what he should eat, and how to take care of him during this fever.

Having temperature 102 with joint pain and back pain for 4 days though taken medicines. Request for suggestions whether it could cause any disease? Attaching blood test report.

Fever with body pain could suggest viral illness like dengue or chikungunya. If symptoms persist, do a CBC, dengue NS1, and CRP. Continue hydration and paracetamol. If report is abnormal, consult a doctor.

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My blood report shows: Widal test: S. typhi O is 1:80 dilution, S. typhi H is 1:80 Para typhi AH is less than 1:20 Para typhi BH is 1:20 Does this mean I have typhoid? If yes, which medicine should I take now?