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Tb treatment
I was diagnosed to have tb before 2 months. I had 1+ afb test. I started akt 4 before 2 month. After 1 month of treatment my chest x ray was good. But i noticed i lost 1.5 kg weight. Then after 2 months of treatment my afb test came negetive. But again i noticed i lose 2 kgs of weight. Is it normal?? Also my blood pressure is 115/65. I am so much worried. Is it for treatment??
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Take full TB treatment.
Take balance diet.
For better results consult online with history and report.
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Weight gain or loss during ATD treatment is unpredictable. It varies from case to case.
Diabetes to be excluded.
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