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How Long Does It Take To Recover From TRO Tuberculosis Lymphadenopathy On Right Inner Thigh?
Hi, i am diagnosed with TRO tuberculosis lymphadenopathy on my right inner thigh where the body and thigh connects.I was suggested a excision biopsy. May i know approximately how long does it takes to recover and go back to school? By the way, will my allergic to antibiotics slow down my recover process and even complicate my recovery? Thank you.
Hi there a lymphadenopathybiopsy is a relatively benign procedure if you can feel the nodes with your own fingers. this can be done within minutes and you will be walking the next day. wound heals within 2 weeks. however if the nodes are deep and difficult to feel then it might take a while to get them out safely but when done safely again recovery is the same. fast. You just tell them which antibiotics you are allergic to and they will give better ones.
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How Long Does It Take To Recover From TRO Tuberculosis Lymphadenopathy On Right Inner Thigh?
Hi there a lymphadenopathy biopsy is a relatively benign procedure if you can feel the nodes with your own fingers. this can be done within minutes and you will be walking the next day. wound heals within 2 weeks. however if the nodes are deep and difficult to feel then it might take a while to get them out safely but when done safely again recovery is the same. fast. You just tell them which antibiotics you are allergic to and they will give better ones.