I had a lymh node swelling on left neck, it was operated and diagnosed as TB on October 2015.
I took AKT4 for 2 months followed by AKT2 for 4 months.
But again on April 2016 swelling came back and I consulted a pulmonologist, he said it's because of suboptimal dosage. Pus was collected through USG guided aspiration and was diagnosed as non resistive TB.
Since then, I am taking Rcinex 600-1 tablet, combutol 600-2 tablets and benadon 40-half tablet.
Again on Feb 2017, swelling reoccured. I underwent FNAC, but since pus was widely distributed, they could collect just a little amount sufficient for FNAC test.
FNAC reports suggest I still have TB.
I have consulted another pulmonologist this time and he told me it could be because parazinamide is missing from my medication.
What should be my next medication course? How can I be sure that it's non resistive TB?
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U will need further tests and more medicines and injections in case of TB relapse. I will have to examine and review you and then only can decide on your regimen
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