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Fever and cough INCREASED after AKT4
Why after taking Akt4 fr 13 days fever&cough increased more than it was previously? My weight is 77 kg. My CECT report is-Multiple subcentimetre conglomorated necrotic mediastinal&left hilar nodes-?Kochs.FNAC report is-MTB DNA is detected & Gene xprt report is-Rifampicin susceptibility COULD NOT not be determined due to very low MTB DNA.I'M WORRIED. Is this normal? Please help me with the answer. When the fever will stop?
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Even with ATT , fever will resolve in 3-4 weeks. Pl continue treatment.
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Pl consult online for further help.
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Please don't worry. Fever takes time to disappeare.if persists for more than 15 days of medicine then visit a nearby doctor to rule out drug related fever .
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After taking Att, the symptoms usually increase,because the bacilli are killed,and toxins are released in blood,and symptoms will increase. It may take up to a month.Afterwards the symptoms will decrease. It all depends upon the bacilli load also.pl consult Pulmonologist online with all the reports and treatment taken.
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