I have been experiencing a mild fever for the past 45 days. Initially, I was diagnosed with malaria and typhoid and took medication for 12 days, after which my blood tests came back clear. However, the fever (100-101?F) continued. We consulted another doctor who advised a Widal test, which again showed positive for typhoid. After completing another 10 days of medication, I still have a persistent low-grade fever (99-100?F). We are confused about the cause and the next steps, as the fever is not resolving. What should we do now?

I have been experiencing typhoid fever every year for the past four consecutive years, usually between June and August. My symptoms include body pain, a temperature ranging from 98-99?F, anxiety, and a persistent feeling of internal fever. The Widal test often comes back positive, and I have taken allopathic treatment each time. Why does this keep recurring, and what should I do to prevent it?