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Blood from mouth after tb treatment
In 2005 demotomiyositis
Due to which steroids are given dexcona.
Due to side effects got infected with lungs disease
Dots 6 months course 2012
Dots 9 months course 2014
Dots 18 months course 2015
It got completed in April 2017
After that before diwali blood spell out suddenly due to which he got hospitalized 2 times within a month.
Again recently he got episode of blood from mouth...
1. Is this blood coming out can be take as normal..
2. Treatment possible
3. Is medicines they are giving in kota okay
4 or we have to find it out in aiims
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Dots in this fashion is not common, hemoptysis here is due to post - TB bronchiectasis. Hemoptysis may recur on and off. It requires symptomatic treatment
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Yes the medications mentioned herein the prescription will suffice.
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Avoid gross temp. variation and avoid allergens irritants. Wear a face mask when going outdoors. If you need further clarification you may consult me.
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