In 42 years old patient attacks of fever appear every 48 hours for a week and then change to heating. The body temperature rises to 40$^circ$C. Reduction of temperature accompanied by excessive sweating in 3-4 hours. Appetite worsened, general weakness appeared. Skin is pale with sallow shade. Liver and spleen are enlarged and dense by palpation. Which is the most effective method of confirming of the diagnosis?

GENERALISED LYMPHADENOPATHY

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In 42 years old patient attacks of fever appear every 48 hours for a week and then change to heating. The body temperature rises to 40

A	Microscopy of blood smear and thick film
B	Complete blood
C	Bacteriological method
D	ELISA
E	Microscopy of hanging blood drop

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GENERALISED LYMPHADENOPATHY