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I had typhoid fever 2 weeks back and was on antibiotics,but still i,m feeling nausea,bloating,stomach discomfort sometimes.is it normal to have this?
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Yes it is normal: to feel these symptoms after Typhoid fever. Be carful and use soft diet
Answered 8/3/2014
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