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Active Tuberculosis

2017-12-29 11:26:24
My father is 60 years old suffering from active Tb for more than 2 years. After his diagnosis, the doctor prescribed medicine (isoniazid and others). The problem is that, he only took the medicines for 2 months because as he progressively takes the medicine, his athritis becomes worsen, he become so weak, cant eat and he got bedridden so he stopped it. When he stopped the medication, he then recover and stand again. He then tried again the medication twice and got bedridden again. So he stopped
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Take Homeopathic Medicine 1) Tuberculinum 10M...8 pills at morning for 3 days 2) Alfalfa with ginseng Syrup ....1 spoon..3 times a day before meal/ breakfast

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