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Under TB medication from last 35 days
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Consult ur physician soon
Have to change tab medicines
Regular follow up to doctors
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Drug induced hepatitis is likely cause of your deranged reports..consult me for modified tb medication which are liver safe.
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Kindly discuss for your concern .
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Will need medications to control as uric acid is dangerously high. Consult your treating physician
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High Uric acid may be due to kidney insufficiency
Deranged sgot/sgpt is usually due to liver insufficiency
These problems are not uncommon in suceptible patients due to tuberculosis medication
Detailed consultation is advisable
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Medication under prescription is advisable
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