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Hello i have taken tb drugs for 6 month but some lymph node as left but small as compared to previous report my doctor told me to wait for 15 days because fnac is not eligible due to small size of nodes bu i have doubt that can my tb infection become in curable ?
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Usually anti tubercular treatment is very effective and it is unlikely that you have resistant lymph node tuberculosis. In any case you can undergo ultrasound guided fine needle aspiration cytology to confirm the diagnosis
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