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Tuberculosis lymphadenitis
Patient is on AKURIT-4 treatment ....she finished 2 months ...I want to know what all laboratory tests should be done n further treatment
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If it is pulmonary Tuberculosis then sputum examination should be done. Chest radiograph may be or may not be.
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Hi Continue the drugs. Your pulmonologist will assess at the end of 6 months course of the treatment. She might need two more months of medicines
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Hope CBNAAT for lymph node aspirate was done before start of treatment.
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She needs to adhere to the treatment regime and complete the entire course of therapy
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Consult a pulmonologist for the same at the earliest
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Please discuss this issue with the treating doctor. Sometimes based on the symptoms or sode effects of medications we may need to order extra tests.
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