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Joint pain
I was diagnosed with hepatitis c and tb two months ago..and I ve been taking myhep lvir and akurit since then.and I ve been having having joint pain on my arms,leg,knees and toes...is it because of the medicine I m taking...? Is it normal for hep c patients to have joint pain.? What medicine should I take for my joint paint?
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Yes some medicine has some side effect, You can take lemon hot water and sea salt that will reduce your inflammation and you can decide whether you have to take medicine or you need treatment without drugs.
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Take hot water lemon and rock salt every morning.
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It depends on the drugs prescribed
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I would suggest you to detox your liver naturally
And change your diet with millets and 50%of your diet should contain dietry fibres
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Dr. Pratyush Kumar Mishra
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14 yrs exp
Patna
Please consult your physician and take medicines prescribed for tb and Hep C...
Minor side effects are common which may not warrant discontinuation of drugs for tb and Hep C.
Get a basic investigations done.
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