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Bone pain in night in milliary tb
My mother was diagnosed with milliary tb bone reports in ct says Visualized bones shows diffuse osteopenia with bridging thoracic marginal
osteophytes showing vacuum phenomenon.
She is on her att since 45 days. last 2-3 weeks she is having pain in her joints in night time doctor is saying it is due to uric acid but her uric acid is normal can it be due to the above mentioned reason in ct or is her tb spread to bone ?
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Continue with ATT.
Do some yoga based exercises in bed.
Consult your doctor for review. He may like to add small dose of prednisone for a short while.
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It may be subjective continue ATT take analgesics sos
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Keep follow ups test your blood for the frog Responce and prognosis
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Take good nutrition as immunity will be low
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Dr. Ravikumar Chandulal Makadia
Orthopedic surgeon
4 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Get xray of affected bone
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