Infectious
Each protocol puts red flags first, then walks through treatment step by step with the medicines for each step.
Dengue Feverڈینگی بخار
Mosquito-borne viral illness (Aedes aegypti). Outbreaks occur yearly in Pakistan after the monsoon, peaking from September to November.
Enteric Fever (Typhoid)ٹائیفائیڈ بخار
Gradual-onset, step-ladder, continuous fever with non-focal features. Blood culture is the gold standard; Typhidot and Widal have no role per the book.
Malariaملیریا
High-grade fever with rigors and chills that subsides with sweating, acute onset, with no focal symptoms (no sore throat, cough, runny nose, loose stool, abdominal cramps or burning micturition).
Mumps (from a sample prescription)
The book has no separate theory page for mumps; it appears in a sample prescription for a child with fever and painful swelling near the ear.