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Need Help In Reading The Blood Test Report For Typhoid. What Is The Recovery Period?

Hi Doctor i had done my blood test for typhoid and it gave the result as Sal.typhi 0 antigen : postive 1 :80 dilution sal.typhi h antigen : postive 1:40 dilution Sal.para typhi AH : Negative 1:20 dilution sal. para typhi bh :negative 1:20 diluction antigen leptospira Igm : 8 u/ml do i have typhoid and how long it will take to recover
Mon, 5 Nov 2012
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Hello, welcome to HCM, I am Dr. Das
Firstly, your report shows a lower dilution from that required for a diagnosis of typhoid. The antigen level depends on the endemicity of typhoid in that geographic area. But accepted value taken clinically is 1:200 dilution.
So, apparently, you do not have typhoid disease.
The leptospira is also not upto the level.
Consult with your treating doctor for further management.
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Need Help In Reading The Blood Test Report For Typhoid. What Is The Recovery Period?

Hello, welcome to HCM, I am Dr. Das Firstly, your report shows a lower dilution from that required for a diagnosis of typhoid. The antigen level depends on the endemicity of typhoid in that geographic area. But accepted value taken clinically is 1:200 dilution. So, apparently, you do not have typhoid disease. The leptospira is also not upto the level. Consult with your treating doctor for further management.