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After Doctor told me I have Tuberculosis, He gave me AKT4 prescription but AKT4 was less according to my weight (67kg) , He told me to start AKT4 neglecting my weight factor, I started it but I was tensed so I consulted other Pulmonologist, he told me to start DOTS and take full 6 month course, So After taking 1 Month of AKT4, I switched to DOTS without skipping a day. Now my concern is that Could this have affected my treatment in any way? Should get tested for MDR?
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Hi No need to test MDR now. After finishing two months course your pulmonologist will test again.
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No it wont have .Neednt test for MDR
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Hi. I understand your concern s. It's unlikely. Keep a regular follow up with your treating pulmonologist.
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