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Bilateral psoas abcess can be cured
Bilateral psoas abcess( D3-D4) canbe cured by ATT treatment only.
Left side 125 ml
Right side 4ml
After 6 month ATT
Left side 97ml
Right side 1ml
Note: physically I have improved lot and now I am able to walk normally and bend properly.
Earlier, I was walking with support and body was bend while walking..
Now I am completely fine.
Dr is saying aspiration is not possible and no need to aspirate. It will be healed by medicine.
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Take a consultation with pulmonologist for better evaluation and treatment
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Dr. Sivaraj Karri
Pulmonologist
8 yrs exp
Kakinada
It can. But have a regular follow up with your pulmonologist
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Dr. A Raja Prasanna Kumar
Pulmonologist
44 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Yes Pl.pl consult pulmonologist for further evaluation and treatment .
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Dr. Vivek Gautam
Pulmonologist
9 yrs exp
Begusarai
yes..will need mri again before completion of tt
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