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How Can TB Affect Urinary System ?
Dear Dr. i am a male aged 42, I was diagnosed as abd. t.b. six months ago, i am on akt4, now i have urinary problem like micturation, discharge slight and slight itching, today i found there was blood . kindly advise what could be the reason. two months ago done urine analysis it it negative
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Wed, 23 Feb 2011
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most probably the colour is due to medicines. To be on safer side get urine analysis along with U.S. KUB
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Hi,
The colour of the urine is due to the medicines you are taking.
You mentioned tb of abdomen.... which part?.... Which are the organs involved?.....
All these questions are very much related to your present complaints....
Check urine complete and USG Abdomen to have the proper diagnosis.
The colour of the urine is due to the medicines you are taking.
You mentioned tb of abdomen.... which part?.... Which are the organs involved?.....
All these questions are very much related to your present complaints....
Check urine complete and USG Abdomen to have the proper diagnosis.
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hi;
get a urine routine done to rule out any recent infection;if you are on AKT-4 still then colour of your urine will be reddish due to rifampicin so it will be difficult to comment without urine report.
thanks
get a urine routine done to rule out any recent infection;if you are on AKT-4 still then colour of your urine will be reddish due to rifampicin so it will be difficult to comment without urine report.
thanks
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