Tuberculosis

2021-08-02 13:31:32
After stopping ATT due to hypertoxicity induced in liver 10 days passed but liver enzymes still not stabalise. Before starting ATT LFT were normal no history of viral hepatitis. Wht to do
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Until LFT stabilised need to take modified regime of tuberculosis drugs, regularly monitor LFT
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Take online consultation with pulmonologist for further guidance

Answered2021-08-11 09:50:17

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Needed more information about the reports and history. Take a consultation with Pulmonologist for better evaluation and treatment

Answered2021-08-03 04:17:12

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Hi. I understand your concern s. Do a online consult for a detailed analysis of your symptoms and reports to suggest you further management plan and treatment prescription for the same

Answered2021-08-02 13:33:23

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Pl consult Pulmonologist online with all the reports and treatment taken.

Answered2021-08-03 07:04:27

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Great. Nothing to worry. Just continue ATT and check liver enzymes once a month.
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Do not stop Att High protein diet
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Consult a pulmonologist regularly

Answered2021-08-02 14:23:36

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Need more information .get online consultation with pulmonologist

Answered2021-08-02 13:46:53

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