Rhumatology with tuberculosis

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Asked for Male, 55 Years

My mother suffering with ra from last 10yrs 2yrs back onwards she have bp, diabetes she using medicines for that, but last 2 months suffering with fever and vomitings admitted in nims hospital hyderabad they told attacks tb and given medicines for that but she have still continue vomitings she is very sick doctor s told stop all medicines for 4 days she is now very difficult moving heavy body pains.can you please Suggest me.

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Dr. K Shanmuganandan

Rheumatologist 37 yrs exp Chennai

Pl input what us the basis of starting anti tubercular treatment... The TB medicines may cause fever

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Dr. Sonu Singh Rheumatologist 19 yrs exp Delhi Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sonu Singh

Rheumatologist 19 yrs exp Delhi

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Start tablet Ondansetron 8 mg twice a day + immediately start anti-ra medication