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I'm a bit worried about my health. My Widal test results show a TO of 130 dilution and TH, AH, and BH are all negative. My fever hits around 99F twice a day. Do you think I might have typhoid, or could it be something else? What should I do next?

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I'm a bit worried about my health. My Widal test results show a TO of 130 dilution and TH, AH, and BH are all negative. My fever hits around 99F twice a day. Do you think I might have typhoid, or could it be something else? What should I do next?

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