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I Feel Little Oain In Right Side Of Chest And Slight Fever, Kindly Suggest
i continued akurit 4 for six months, but during treatment i sometimess used alcohol, now after 3 years of recovery sometime i feel little oain in right side of chest and slight fever . And whenever i drink i feel trouble in chest next day. i continued akurit 4 for six months, but during treatment i sometimess used alcohol, now after 3 years of recovery sometime i feel little oain in right side of chest and slight fever. And whenever i drink i feel trouble in chest next day.
Tue, 15 Mar 2011
thanks for choosing health care magic.Dear manoj normally after completion of full course of drugs you need to worry.But if have fever and pain in chest you need examination for same by your doctor.Trouble after drinking may be due to acid gas problem that you have.Avoid drinking alcohol and take light diet,avoid spicy foods.Take care.
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Hi, Welcome to Healthcare Magic Forum.
Having Alcohol along with Anti-TB medications is not a good idea. Acute alcohol consumption decreases the availability of isoniazid in the bloodstream, whereas chronic alcohol use decreases the availability of rifampin. In each case, the effectiveness of the medication may be reduced. So, in your case there may be a relapse of TB. Kindly get yourself examined as soon as possible and stop drinking alcohol completely.
Having Alcohol along with Anti-TB medications is not a good idea. Acute alcohol consumption decreases the availability of isoniazid in the bloodstream, whereas chronic alcohol use decreases the availability of rifampin. In each case, the effectiveness of the medication may be reduced. So, in your case there may be a relapse of TB. Kindly get yourself examined as soon as possible and stop drinking alcohol completely.
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