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2017-12-31 16:38:30
Recently I got TB....I am taking medicine...I am worried if it show any effect in my future...is there is a chance to get that disease in future...
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do continue medicines , if you want to increase immunity & want faster relief then you must start ayurvedic medicines specially suvarna kalp rasayan along with these medicines . it will be more beneficial .
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1) start pranayam under guidance .

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Have a good diet. Stop worrying. Complete the course. AT ANY COST DO NOT STOP ANTI TB MEDICINES. Unless your treating doctor advises you.
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take half teaspoon turmeric powder twice a day. it has tremendous power to safeguard your liver from the side effects, if any, due to tb medicines..

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