Typhoid is a bacterial infection that requires proper antibiotic treatment and good home care. Since your doctor has prescribed Xone injection and Combither syrup, the most important thing now is to give the medicines exactly as prescribed and complete the full course. Even if your daughter starts feeling better, do not stop the treatment early, as this may lead to the infection coming back. Let her rest as much as possible and ensure she drinks plenty of fluids, such as clean water, oral rehydration solution, coconut water, or light soups. This helps prevent dehydration, which is common during typhoid due to fever and reduced appetite. Offer simple, soft foods such as rice, khichdi, bananas, and boiled vegetables that are easy to digest. Keep checking her temperature regularly. If the fever does not come down after a few days, or if she becomes very weak, drowsy, has repeated vomiting, stomach pain, or diarrhoea, contact your doctor immediately. Also, maintain good hygiene at home, especially handwashing and safe food practices, to avoid spreading the infection to others.