If you frequently get typhoid, you should consult a doctor to confirm the diagnosis and identify the reason for repeated infections. Recurrent typhoid can occur due to repeated exposure to contaminated food or water, incomplete treatment, or, in rare cases, because the bacteria remain in the body in a carrier state. Treatment usually requires a complete course of antibiotics prescribed by a doctor based on your condition. Avoid taking antibiotics without medical advice, as this can lead to antibiotic resistance and make future infections more difficult to treat. To prevent typhoid from recurring, drink safe water that is boiled, filtered, or properly treated. Wash your hands thoroughly before eating and after using the toilet. Eat freshly cooked food and avoid raw or unhygienic street food. Consider getting a typhoid vaccination after discussing it with your doctor. If episodes continue to recur, seek medical advice for further tests to rule out ongoing infection or other possible causes.