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why carrier state is not common in enteric fever in pediatric age group
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A typhoid fever chronic carrier is defined as a person who excretes S. Typhi in the stool at 12 months following acute illness, or following mild or asymptomatic infection. A chronic carrier state occurs in approximately 5 percent of infected persons. Chronic carrier usually because of gall bladder infection. The reason of increased incidence with increasing age is not known.
 
 
 
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For treatment of tuberculosis, should anti TB drugs be given as fixed drug combination {FDC} or singly_?
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