TB medicine reaction

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Liver enzymes are raised after five days of medication. Vomiting and at least five involuntary stools, nausea, lack of appetite

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Dr. Vibhor Vinayak Borkar Gastroenterologist 16 yrs exp Mumbai · Accepted Answer

Dr. Vibhor Vinayak Borkar

Gastroenterologist 16 yrs exp Mumbai

It's a serious side effect of medicines. Stop medicines and consult your doctor who has prescribed medications. He will change the medicines to safe drugs.

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