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Tb treatment fever
I am on tb medication for 60 days. At starting i had 99-100F fever. Then it reduced slowly. After 1 month there was no fever at thermeter but i felt febrile everyday. After 1 month my chest x ray was good. But now at the end of 2 month i have a fever of 99.6 F. Is it normal?
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Yes it is normal but you have to continue your tb medicine for remaining period
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Dr. Amit Kumar Poddar
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44 yrs exp
Kolkata
Complete the second phase of therapy. And the total duration of treatment needs to be adhered to.
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