Typhus laboratory findings

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Laboratory Findings

Electrolyte and Biomarker Studies

A complete blood count (CBC) may show anemia and low platelets. Other blood tests for typhus may show:

• High level of typhus antibodies
• Low level of albumin
• Low sodium level
• Mild kidney failure
• Mildly high liver enzymes