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Tb treatment
I was diagnosed 1+ pulmonary tb before 2 month. I continued akt 4 for 2 months. And after 2 months my afb test is negetive and x ray is also good. But i feel febrile sometimes. My body is slight warm. But i have no fever by thermometer. Is it normal??
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Take full treatment for TB.
Take balance diet.
For better results consult online with history.
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treatment is for a total of 6 months
Continue for the rest 4 months
Take T.Benadone 40mg 1-0-0
B- protein powder 2tsp in a glass of milk 2 times a day or you can have 2 egg whites daily
Take healthy diet . Avoid junk and oily foods
Get Liver function tests if not done after starting the treatment.
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Temperature which is not recorded by thermometer is not fever.
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