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How Safe Is The Intake Of Wysolone And Disprin For TB In Infants?

my baby 2y 3 m is diagnosed with TB (67) range below 35, & having recurrent fever & hes on Riva O-6 Kid , Althrocin, ibugesic, benadryl syp 3td. & after that fever doesnot subsidise. Now Dr. prescribed for Wysolone 5 mg twice & disprin 1/2 tab 3td, i am very confused about are they safe ? pl. reply
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hello
Diagnosis is clear , now question is not getting relief .
Let me explain few things.
Rifampicin 's dose is 30 mg / kg body weight once in day ( single dose , not divided due to its plasma half life)
Althrocin ( erythromycin ) I don't prescribe this drug to my patient in tuberculosis .
Ibugesic is anti pyretic and benadryl is antihistaminic .
Now your doctor advised prednisolone ( wysolone ) and disprin .
If I would be the treating physician of this patient I would recommended rifampicin + isonex (R cinex P ) & levofloxacin 10-12 mg / kg once in a day .
If tuberculosis is there patient will respond from FIRST dose and there will not be fever from first dose.
In my opinion consult a pulmonary & chest physician and get his opinion ( 2nd).
Good luck for children.
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How Safe Is The Intake Of Wysolone And Disprin For TB In Infants?

Hello Diagnosis is clear , now question is not getting relief . Let me explain few things. Rifampicin s dose is 30 mg / kg body weight once in day ( single dose , not divided due to its plasma half life) Althrocin ( erythromycin ) I don t prescribe this drug to my patient in tuberculosis . Ibugesic is anti pyretic and benadryl is antihistaminic . Now your doctor advised prednisolone ( wysolone ) and disprin . If I would be the treating physician of this patient I would recommended rifampicin + isonex (R cinex P ) & levofloxacin 10-12 mg / kg once in a day . If tuberculosis is there patient will respond from FIRST dose and there will not be fever from first dose. In my opinion consult a pulmonary & chest physician and get his opinion ( 2nd). Good luck for children.