My wife is experiencing headache, body pain, lower abdominal pain, nausea, and loss of appetite. Two months ago, she had low platelets and typhoid, but was treated and diagnosed at that time. Now she is having similar problems again. Recently, her hematology tests were done, including CRP, ESR, CBC, and routine urine examination. I have attached the test reports for your reference. Please advise on the next steps.

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Dr. Vasanthasree Nair · Accepted Answer

Her symptoms could be due to weakness after recent typhoid, or a new infection. If CRP and ESR are high, it may mean inflammation in the body. Its important to check if urine or stomach infection is present. Keep her hydrated, give soft food, and avoid stress. Show the reports to a doctor for proper follow up.

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