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Lymph node tuberculosis
I have lymphnode tuberculosis on neck left side from 2 months. I am under anti tuberculosis treatment with 1st lane of drugs and with Streptomycine injection. Swelling of my neck is shifted from top to bottom of my neck after these 2 months treatment. And reddish in colour. Is neck Tb shifted from one palace to another? If shifted why? What it's mean?
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Hi,it's progression of disease take full course of treatment chat with me in private window thankyou
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It’s not shifting but new origin.
Take full coarse of medication .
Further clarification u can chat online
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It is all part of the disease process.
In the course of allopathic medicine some side effects will also be there like.liver function disturbance.
To reduce the side effects and for faster recovery and to prevent recurrence take Homoeopathic treatment.
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Swelling depends on both extent of infection and healing process. It depends on many internal factors like blood supply drainage of fluid etc. Contonue with ATT to completely eliminate infection.
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Dr. Gunjan Saini
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