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What Are The Reasons For Recurring Fever, Weight Loss And Swollen Lymph Node?
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My husband is having fever for the past thirty days and admitted in hospital 10days before. The complications started having 39.5 fever and after that followed by heavy sweating. He has lost almost 6-7 kgs weight. the doctors have started TB medications. for the past two days he had no temperature but has tempeature tonight. what is the real problem. some lympe node inflamation in his abdomain is there . quanterferon test result is awaited. pl help.
My husband is having fever for the past thirty days and admitted in hospital 10days before. The complications started having 39.5 fever and after that followed by heavy sweating. He has lost almost 6-7 kgs weight. the doctors have started TB medications. for the past two days he had no temperature but has tempeature tonight. what is the real problem. some lympe node inflamation in his abdomain is there . quanterferon test result is awaited. pl help.
Thu, 6 Mar 2014
Hello
The diagnosis of tuberculosis is most probably right and you should continue the tb medications, he will be alright in a few days bit the course of medication is generally 5-6 months and i would strongly advice you to follow it completely.Dont worry, he will improve in another few days and will be fine.
Thanks
The diagnosis of tuberculosis is most probably right and you should continue the tb medications, he will be alright in a few days bit the course of medication is generally 5-6 months and i would strongly advice you to follow it completely.Dont worry, he will improve in another few days and will be fine.
Thanks
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