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How To Treat Stomach TB?

Dear sir,my friend is suffering from TB in stomach.she is taking the medicines but these medicines are having severe side effects.she is not in a position to get up from the bed,the moment she gets up she vomits.and because of this she is not able to have any food.kindly advise
Sat, 26 Apr 2014
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Hello,
Many people taking anti tuberculosis medicines develop gastritis or hepatitis.
Consult your doctor and get the liver function tests done.In case it is due to drug induced hepatitis,then concerned drug can be withdrawn and alternative medicine orally or injectable can be added.
If it is just gastritis,then anti emetic medicines and antacids can bring relief to the patient.Consult your doctor for the necessary action.
Thete is nothing to worry as things would settle soon.
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How To Treat Stomach TB?

Hello, Many people taking anti tuberculosis medicines develop gastritis or hepatitis. Consult your doctor and get the liver function tests done.In case it is due to drug induced hepatitis,then concerned drug can be withdrawn and alternative medicine orally or injectable can be added. If it is just gastritis,then anti emetic medicines and antacids can bring relief to the patient.Consult your doctor for the necessary action. Thete is nothing to worry as things would settle soon. Thanks