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Have Loose Motion After Meal. Have Tb. Taking AKT 5 And AKT 2. What To Do?

before one year I am suffering from Tuberculosis disease and doctor tested and given me treatment in this symptom that time was low fever feeling in the evening time, if I did breakfast or lunch that after time it was often motion going and doctor was given me a course medicine AKT 5 tablet 4 months then AKT2 4 months total 9 month completed
Mon, 24 Jun 2013
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The standard regimen for treatment of TB anywhere in the body is 2 to 3 months 0f 4 anti tb drugs and then 4 to 6 months of 2 anti tb drugs. The totall duration may vary from 6 to 9 months depending on the organ involved and upto 18 months in case of bone tb. You have had adequate tb treatment and if you are feeling good and your symptoms have disappeared, you may stop the treatment after getting some investigations like usg or ct scan abdomen and in consultation with your treating physician.
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Have Loose Motion After Meal. Have Tb. Taking AKT 5 And AKT 2. What To Do?

The standard regimen for treatment of TB anywhere in the body is 2 to 3 months 0f 4 anti tb drugs and then 4 to 6 months of 2 anti tb drugs. The totall duration may vary from 6 to 9 months depending on the organ involved and upto 18 months in case of bone tb. You have had adequate tb treatment and if you are feeling good and your symptoms have disappeared, you may stop the treatment after getting some investigations like usg or ct scan abdomen and in consultation with your treating physician.