Abdominal adenopathy

2020-07-07 16:58:47
Hello doctor I have taken TB medicine from last 1months but I have never seen any side effects like vomiting, jaundice etc. Is it normal when taking TB medication no side effects show. I ask this because last year I have extra pulmonary lymph nodes TB and that time I have many side effects and I have taken medicine treatment  more than 9 months and it's cure confirmed by my pulmonologist but recently last 4 months I have pain in upper abdomen so I was going for abdomen USG and find mass lesion in retro peritoneal region and suggest CT scan and also CT scan done  thorax and full abdomen and report show collapsed lungs and  abdominal adenopathy and I consulted again with pulmonologist and he again starting RHE FD TABLET.So I want to know is it real TB or anything else because this time I don't have any symptoms of TB or also no side effects from medicine. Please suggest me best. I am ready to pay for your consultation. Thanks
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Hi. I understand your concern s. Open a private chat consult for a detailed analysis of your symptoms and treatment

Answered2020-07-08 03:06:10

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Hi noted above history and related reports. As you mentioned last year you have taken TB course have you completed that for complete duration??? And the time of recent onset of symptoms are also missing which is required?? Because it could be your previous infection spread this time !! Which can be possible!!
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Open an online app with leading questions regarding this are to be addressed!

Answered2020-07-08 02:23:18

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