HI i have a cavity and lung tv( active) . i have started taking my medication before 1 month( each film coated tablet contains rifampicin bp 150mg,isoniazid bp 75mg and ethambutol hcl bp 275mg and i am olso taking a separate drug called ethambutol ip 800mg.
now coz i coudn't find those drugs except ethambutol ip 800mg,i am planing to start AKT-3( ethambutol hydrochloride ip 800mg,isoniazid ip 800 and rifampicin ip 450mg. my question is....am i going to have a problem in the process of treatment
The dosages for TB depend on your weight. You should not exceed the doses you are prescribed because this can cause severe side effects that can be fatal, especially because the treatment of TB requires many months of treatment. It is also not advisable to take only 1 medication because this can cause your bacteria to become resistant and this can make it harder to treat your infection in the future. There are various regimens that can be used to treat tuberculosis. The CDC lists some of their recommendations here: https://www.cdc.gov/tb/topic/treatment/tbdisease.htm
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Can AKT 3 Be Started For Cavity And Lung Tv?
The dosages for TB depend on your weight. You should not exceed the doses you are prescribed because this can cause severe side effects that can be fatal, especially because the treatment of TB requires many months of treatment. It is also not advisable to take only 1 medication because this can cause your bacteria to become resistant and this can make it harder to treat your infection in the future. There are various regimens that can be used to treat tuberculosis. The CDC lists some of their recommendations here: https://www.cdc.gov/tb/topic/treatment/tbdisease.htm