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2016-10-02 13:39:30
In Tubercular Pericardial Effusion for how many months the Pyrazinamide, Combutol and R-Cinex is given?
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Good morning. The initial phase of 4 drugs is usually given for a period of 2 months followed by continuation phase of 4-6 months. Wishing you a speedy recovery. Regards Dr Nitin Sethi, Noida

Answered2016-10-03 05:26:13

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