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Node in the armpit..from 2 months..
Sir M from india I suffered from infection on my lungs that is tuberculosis I completed my 9month course Now i have node in my armpit its hard and immobile of 5-6 cm And i start feeling the pain also in armpit area And feel like something stretching my vein from collar bone area And i have completed my 9 month course without even leaving it for once also How can it come again.. Plzz tell me M of 23year female Plzzz help in detail M very worried Is it somethng serious??
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HELLO, RECURRENCE RATE IS VERY HIGH. NO WONDER. CONSULT YOUR TREATING DOCTOR. U CAN GO FOR FNAC ( NEEDL BIOPSY) WITH  HISTOPATHOLOGY EXAMINATION WHICH GIVES U A CORRECT DIAGNOSIS SO AS TREATMENT. TILL THAN, TAB SIGMOFALM EIGHT HOURLY AFTER FOOD FOR THREE TO FIVE DAYS. TAB AUGMENTIN 625, TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD. PAIN DECREASE, EITHER LN MAY DISAPPER OR BECOMES SMALL.OR BURST OPEN. PLENTY OF LIQUIDS. LIGHT DIET WITH TREATMENT.OK.
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Please go to the nearest TB hospital...or see a general surgeon.... They may take a biopsy of the swelling.. and will tell you what is needed next. Tuberculosis can come again if you have low immunity..or because of drug resistance..
Next Steps
please go to the district tuberculosis center..
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you may spread the disease to others.. please use cloths to cover your mouth whenever you are coughing..
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