TB lymphnodes

2020-12-18 10:17:07
I have 3 lymphnodes under my neck right side. I have been taking TB medicine since last 6 months ever since FNAC report said TB and still continueing the medicine. These 3 lymphnodes are almost gone. I saw a new lymphnode couple of days ago and it’s swelling similar to other lymphnodes that swollen 6 months ago. I am not sure if i need to change the medicine now. Can you please help?
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If new lymph nodes appearing when you are almost completing the treatment, you need to get tested again esp for drug resistant tuberculosis

Answered2020-12-26 13:22:15

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If lymph nodes appear again u need to again send it for testing
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consult Pulmonologist

Answered2020-12-19 16:59:24

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Hi. I understand your concern s. Open a online consult for a detailed analysis and further management plan

Answered2020-12-19 02:35:50

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Do a online consultation with a pulmonologist for further evaluation and management

Answered2020-12-19 04:14:37

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Hello noted above history As you mentioned completed 6 maths anti tb drugs with recurring LN needs symptoms evaluation and related analysis in details
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Open personal consult for proper evaluation and investigation and treatment

Answered2020-12-18 10:41:25

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