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The patient is on anti tuberculosis drugs, she has eating 3 tablets daily for 11 days, today is the 12th day, but she cn take them anymore. As because the condition is very poor: extreme nausea, headache, no appetite, low body temperature, extreme weakness.
She can't take mediction as because she will vomit up if she takes them.
Can she skip her medication today..?
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Dr. Aditya Parihar
Pulmonologist
22 yrs exp
Nagpur
Hello noted above history and related issues
As you mentioned above symptoms are could be due to TB medication effects and related liver enzymes raised against poor diet and gastrointestinal upset
Next Steps
Healthy diet
Liver enzymes tests
Stop medication
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Dr. Ganesh Patel
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4 yrs exp
Raigarh
Better get test to check her liver condition to see her condition of suitability to take drug
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