On the early diagnosis of typhus

Abstract

Early diagnosis of typhus is extremely difficult. If in a number of diseases we have more or less specific symptoms and reactions, in the initial phase of typhus symptomatology is very confused and the practitioner has to take a wait-and-see attitude until the appearance of reliable signs of typhus (rash). Early recognition of typhus before the appearance of the rash on the patient's body is of great importance, both in terms of the earliest possible isolation of the patient, and in carrying out appropriate sanitary and preventive measures and prescribing treatment.

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