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Constant cough,after usage TB course..
My mom had TB so she used 9months course in private hsptl but we didn't have confident about that private medicines that's y we move to government hospital and used course of 6months.. After that she cured and used energy tablets.. But from recent days again she has cough problem then again went to chest specialist she said use whatever tablets I'm giving you properly then u'll Cure.. But my mom day by day she is feeling illness more why??? What is the best way to recover her!!?
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Hi. I understand your concern s. She will need to undergo a detailed examination and investigation to see if the TB is responding to medications or not nd if there is any other disease. Consult a pulmonologist for the same at the earliest.
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Sometimes TB can leave some residual lung disease inspite of adequate treatment. Please see a consultant to make sure the doctors are not mossing out on some other illness.
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