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Wait for the initiation phase to get over . Fever will go away.

Kindly share reports of biopsy along with other reports Mention the dose of TB medicine as sometimes inadequate dose can be ineffective. Kindly connect with me, I'll surely help you out.

Abdominal TB takes longer time to recover than the normal counterpart. Follow the appropriate regimen as recommended by your consultant. Sometimes, other infections or anaemia may be associated with this condition, also check your appendix status due to prolonged fever. Change the antibiotic course (Additional) if taken apart from regimen and treat any swelling in your body (Neck, Chest, Abdomen).

Abdominal  tuberculosis  take long time  you need lot of patience.   Ask your  treating  doctor  they some time  add one extra antibiotics  eg levoflox750 if they find it suitable.

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Tuberculosis is a chronic disease  and its fever is always low grade fever and never with chills , in Tuberculosis patient generally complaint that they have evening time generalised weakness and they have a feeling that fever is there but it is not showing on thermometer reading  (sometime such low grade ) , so it may be possible that you are having some other infection /superadded infection too .

Persistent high fever after 40 days of treatment for abdominal TB may indicate treatment failure, or drug resistance, or secondary infection, because of increased ESR and CRP. Better to :Recheck drug sensitivity (DST) Follow correct timing and correct dosing There might be other infections (urine, blood, abdominal abscess) further evaluation is needed. Follow-up with your physician or TB specialist

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You should visit a physician for proper physical examination and treatment

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Ok. It will take time for infection to subside.

What other symptoms do you have besides fever? How is your appetite? Do you have any swelling anywhere on your body? Do you feel overall better or worse compared to before starting treatment? Persistent fever despite taking ATT can have several causes : including drug-resistant TB, a paradoxical immune reaction i.e., now that your immune system is getting better it's trying to control the infection thereby causing fever, drug-induced fever from ATT, or TB-related complications like abscess formation. It’s best to consult your primary physician for further evaluation and appropriate workup.

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