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Bone TB ( Spine )
My mother's eyes turn yellow, and urine darkens to the color of Coca-Cola also sometimes vomiting after meal. She is taking tuberculosis medications last one month. Is it normal ?
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No this is not normal.
Your mother is developing liver damage.
you must consult a physician.
It can be a serious problem.
Do not ignore it.
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Hi. TB medicines can cause such side effects.
Yellowing of eyes, skin and urine is commonly seen.
But, TB medicines can affect the liver and if high dose has been given, the affected liver can also cause yellowing of eyes and urine.
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Please get your Liver Function Test done and share the report.
*Take Tab Meganeuron OD (1 tablet per day) (in case you are not taking any multivitamin tablet)
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