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TB medication during Ramadan Fast
I am on ATT after pleural fluid aspiration in Dec'18. Taking medicine from last 4 months.
Medication is as follow:
Rcinex 600mg - 1 Empty Stomach
Combutol 600mg - 2 Empty stomach
PAN-L - Twice before meal
Curogold Capsule - Twice a day
Azee and AgeDeifier - 1 Once a day
Now Ramadan is going to start in couple of days and I wanted to keep fast.
It means I can eat/drink only after sunset till next sunrise..
Kindly suggest me how to take my medicine so that I can keep fast as well as my medication do not get stop.
Thanks in advance...
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Take Rcinex and combutol alone in night aftr food, stop others.
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Consult a pulmonologist for the same.
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