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Why is my wife getting recurrent typhoid and UTI infection?

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Why is my wife getting recurrent typhoid and UTI infection?

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Published At January 11, 2018
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Patient's Query

Hello doctor,

I am asking questions on behalf of my wife. She is breastfeeding and we have a baby aged three months. Every 2 to 4 months she keeps getting typhoid and UTI infection. Recently, she had a fever, and pain in her hands and legs. For the third time, she has been diagnosed with typhoid and widal test reports came weakly positive. Current symptoms are light headache, a sudden feeling of cold more than normal, weakness, feels exhausted, and also has UTI. There is only one symptom that she feels a burning sensation 2 to 3 minutes after urination. Currently, she is on antibiotics and taking Zithrox Plus, Zentax, Ubinext LC, and Paracetamol. Before pregnancy, she had taken Baptisia tinctoria, a homeopathic medicine, and was well within 5 days. Can she take the same homeopathic medicine while breastfeeding? Please suggest homeopathic medicine for typhoid and UTI. I have attached her widal test reports for your reference.

Her CBC tests are as follows: Hemoglobin 12.1 g/dL and TLC 7400 cells/cubic mm. Polymorphs 51%, lymphocyte count 43%, monocyte 1%, eosinophil count 5%, basophil counts 0%, the platelet count is 2.3 lakhs per cubic mm, and total RBC count 4.90.

Hello,

Welcome to icliniq.com.

Thanks for the detailed symptoms you have told about your wife. I have checked her reports (attachment removed to protect patient identity). As she is having tendency towards typhoid more, try to keep a check on her dietary lifestyle also along with other measures you are taking. Antibiotics are harmful and body becomes resistant to them slowly. It is also not good for the baby. Secondly about UTI(urinary tract infection), which she more often developed, is due to E.coli bacteria (Escherichia coli) infection that she is having in her stomach lining. You can take homeopathy medicines safely and try to cut allopathy medicine while breastfeeding. Start with the following medication and follow the guidelines given below:

  1. Take Cantharis 30 potency medicine. Add five drops in lukewarm water and drink in the morning and evening. Take a gap of half an hour from food.
  2. Start taking LIV 52 syrup (Himsra and Kasani) one teaspoon every morning for liver strength.
  3. Take Citralka (Disodium hydrogen citrate) syrup by mixing one teaspoon in a glass of water and drink for UTI.
  4. Eat more lemon or drink lemon juice. Drink 12 cups of water.
  5. If you still have a fever, then just have Paracetamol tablets in low doses.

Patient's Query

Hi doctor,

Thank you for the reply.

Can she take Baptisia tinctoria for typhoid? Please suggest.

Hello,

Welcome back to icliniq.com.

No, do not give her that now. Cantharis will take care of that too. Please do not take self-medication.

Same symptoms don't mean you have the same problem. Consult a doctor now!

Dr. Neeru Bharadwaj
Dr. Neeru Bharadwaj

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