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I am suffering from intestine tb. I have done 2 months Akt 4 course now doctor told me directly to take rifampicine ionised tablets nothing with this but one other doctor said that you need ethambutol also I am confused what should I do now?
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Simultaneously I will suggest you to take Homeopathic treatment, this will help improve vitality and no lasting side effects.
Even tb intestine can be treated purely with homeopathy.
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This problem is due to tuberculosis.
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this problem is advised to take 9 months regularly treatment without any gaps.
for complete cure in my opinion you take rifampin 450 and ethamobutol 800 tablet daily.
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I will request you not to be confused by multiple opinions, have Good faith in your doctor, don't change your ongoing treatment.
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Dear, sometimes ethambutol is given by doctors. You have not send the picture of reports. So, consult a better doctor at better place because for intestinal TB a complete course and re tests are essential.
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