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Typhoid fever can affect the eyes primarily through systemic complications, leading to conditions such as uveitis or retinal hemorrhages. The infection may cause inflammation and other ocular manifestations, often due to the body’s immune response or direct bacterial invasion. Additionally, severe cases of typhoid can result in complications like conjunctivitis or corneal ulcers. Prompt treatment of the fever is essential to prevent these eye-related issues.

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