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What Causes Stomach Infection Followed By Weakness And Vomiting?

I m 21 year old. 3 months my blood report show typhiod infection.i complite my treatment.before 3 weaks ago i m suffring from stomack infection then i am addmitead in a hospital.but now i m felling extrem weaknes and vometing like felling.my blood culture report is normal.
Mon, 11 Apr 2016
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I have gone through your question and understand your concern. It appears to be symptoms arising from complication of typhoid fever involving gastro intestinal tract or a relapse due to antibiotic failure or resistance. To confirm relapse blood culture test negative is not sufficient as in 30-40% sensitivity to blood culture is low. Another method to test the relapse is testing antibodies in blood known as Widal test or IgM antibodies against specific typhoid antigens.
If all the above mentioned test confirms no ongoing infection the symptoms of gastritis must be considered to be complication of typhoid fever which is not uncommon.
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What Causes Stomach Infection Followed By Weakness And Vomiting?

Hello I have gone through your question and understand your concern. It appears to be symptoms arising from complication of typhoid fever involving gastro intestinal tract or a relapse due to antibiotic failure or resistance. To confirm relapse blood culture test negative is not sufficient as in 30-40% sensitivity to blood culture is low. Another method to test the relapse is testing antibodies in blood known as Widal test or IgM antibodies against specific typhoid antigens. If all the above mentioned test confirms no ongoing infection the symptoms of gastritis must be considered to be complication of typhoid fever which is not uncommon. Thank you.