CHESTER48:
this fake drugs of a thing is now becoming so serious. My mum was down like 2 weeks ago, she started treating typhoid and malaria, normally, but she was still sick, only for me to finally take her to see her personal doctor and the man saw the fake malaria drug lonart Ds and almost fainted. Gave my mum another drug immediately the next day she was fit. I don't know what this our government is doing anymore.

shege45:
no be typhoid they do am. Talking from experience

Atigba:


Has he done HIV test

OSUigboFlatHead:

Guy
I can bet you 100% that your friend doesn't have any typhoid.
Go to a more competent lab or hospital.

fairfora:
Then what? Kindly explain. Tnx

fairfora:
He's actually my IT manager.

fairfora:
thanks dear. But what's neem tree/leaf?

fairfora:
maybe he meant perforation of the intestine...he wasn't elaborate in his explanation though.

fairfora:
Hello nairalanders. I have this colleague who was always sleeping in the office around july. He often complained of muscle and joint pain with dizziness and pain in his eyes and both sides of his head. Sometimes, he would be complaining of slight headache and abdominal pain.

I asked that some test be run by him, including an XYZ just to be sure. He did all that and all was negative except typhoid which was inherent in the diagnostic report with negligible malaria. He was placed on a broad spectrum ciprofloxacin. He was feeling relieved after which the symptoms came back.

He went back to the clinic and was placed on Zinax, a higher antibiotics. 2 weeks later, the symptoms came back again and this time, the dr asked him to repeat the test and still repeat the XYZ. As usual all came out negative except thyphoid. This time, he was placed on augmentine. In short, he completed the recommended dose barely 2 weeks ago and symptoms have returned as I speak . Yesterday, I asked that the test be repeated for the 3rd time same as usual. Please medics, pharms and traditional medics in the house, what drug can he use to get rid of this stubborn bacteria?

Yong4ever:
I suggest you let him do stool mcs that's more accurate than widal, then you know the most sensitive antibiotics for him!

fairfora:
Hello nairalanders. I have this colleague who was always sleeping in the office around july. He often complained of muscle and joint pain with dizziness and pain in his eyes and both sides of his head. Sometimes, he would be complaining of slight headache and abdominal pain.

I asked that some test be run by him, including an XYZ just to be sure. He did all that and all was negative except typhoid which was inherent in the diagnostic report with negligible malaria. He was placed on a broad spectrum ciprofloxacin. He was feeling relieved after which the symptoms came back.

He went back to the clinic and was placed on Zinax, a higher antibiotics. 2 weeks later, the symptoms came back again and this time, the dr asked him to repeat the test and still repeat the XYZ. As usual all came out negative except thyphoid. This time, he was placed on augmentine. In short, he completed the recommended dose barely 2 weeks ago and symptoms have returned as I speak . Yesterday, I asked that the test be repeated for the 3rd time same as usual. Please medics, pharms and traditional medics in the house, what drug can he use to get rid of this stubborn bacteria?

fairfora:
Hello nairalanders. I have this colleague who was always sleeping in the office around july. He often complained of muscle and joint pain with dizziness and pain in his eyes and both sides of his head. Sometimes, he would be complaining of slight headache and abdominal pain.

I asked that some test be run by him, including an XYZ just to be sure. He did all that and all was negative except typhoid which was inherent in the diagnostic report with negligible malaria. He was placed on a broad spectrum ciprofloxacin. He was feeling relieved after which the symptoms came back.

He went back to the clinic and was placed on Zinax, a higher antibiotics. 2 weeks later, the symptoms came back again and this time, the dr asked him to repeat the test and still repeat the XYZ. As usual all came out negative except thyphoid. This time, he was placed on augmentine. In short, he completed the recommended dose barely 2 weeks ago and symptoms have returned as I speak . Yesterday, I asked that the test be repeated for the 3rd time same as usual. Please medics, pharms and traditional medics in the house, what drug can he use to get rid of this stubborn bacteria?

0monnak0da:

That is what I believe he meant.

What is your point?

fairfora:
well, I'm not a medic but I learnt ( from what I read online) if thyphoid stays in the human system for too long untreated, the bacteria could end up perforating the intestine...

FrLukas:


Neem tree is Dongoyaro

shunjohn:
I've had the same symptoms for a while...your friend should test for H-Pylori it's a bacteria from the stomach that has passed into the blood stream. Symptoms include ulcer, recurring typhoid and malaria, headaches, unexplained weakness, bloating. The test costs 4k @ juli pharmacy. It's actually quite rampant and so many doctors don't even know. U can call me on 08029033073 if u need to talk about it. The drug is called elicorid sells for 9100 to be used for 4-6 weeks.

qdlvy:



OP sounds like Giant Cell Temporal Arteritis or some other form of vasculitis. He needs to get a MBP and possibly a biopsy done if the ESR is high.
Get him to a doctor as soon as possible.
Might not be those things but better to rule that out first.

shunjohn:
I've had the same symptoms for a while...your friend should test for H-Pylori it's a bacteria from the stomach that has passed into the blood stream. Symptoms include ulcer, recurring typhoid and malaria, headaches, unexplained weakness, bloating.

fairfora:
aww ok. Thank you

0monnak0da:

Perforation can happen. My point is how often?
I believe it is less than 40% of cases and not as he seemed to suggest that it was an inevitability

showafrica:


Someone took this and it worked.. Though his own was stubborn gonorrhea that kept reoccurring.

0monnak0da:
Anyway for those who are interested

There is a vaccine

sunnyeinstein:


Thank God for your mum.
But really, self medication is not good. When you feel I'll, the doctor is the first person to talk to, not the chemist/nurse in your area

yeah. It's true but I studied med lab. I have small knowledge. Though I am not practising it

fairfora:
Hello nairalanders. I have this colleague who was always sleeping in the office around july. He often complained of muscle and joint pain with dizziness and pain in his eyes and both sides of his head. Sometimes, he would be complaining of slight headache and abdominal pain.

I asked that some test be run by him, including an XYZ just to be sure. He did all that and all was negative except typhoid which was inherent in the diagnostic report with negligible malaria. He was placed on a broad spectrum ciprofloxacin. He was feeling relieved after which the symptoms came back.

He went back to the clinic and was placed on Zinax, a higher antibiotics. 2 weeks later, the symptoms came back again and this time, the dr asked him to repeat the test and still repeat the XYZ. As usual all came out negative except thyphoid. This time, he was placed on augmentine. In short, he completed the recommended dose barely 2 weeks ago and symptoms have returned as I speak . Yesterday, I asked that the test be repeated for the 3rd time same as usual. Please medics, pharms and traditional medics in the house, what drug can he use to get rid of this stubborn bacteria?

feldido:


Seriously?

Agbo works wonders