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Chest pain during the tuberculosis drugs
I was diagnosed with tuberculosis on my right lungs upper lobe. I am on 6 months drug regimen. Going to complete 4 months in 1 week. I am having chest pain on my right lungs upper lobe area most of the days. Even though I have TB I never had an
y cough from initial to till now. It was accidentally diagnosed in my chest CT scan. Actually I went to orthopedic because I was having ribs and right shoulder pain. But I still have the ribs and shoulder pain. Now I would like to know how long does it take to get rid of the chest pain?
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Would like to see the ct scan first
Was there any complain of fever , loss of appetite or loss of weight
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Can comment better with the Chest Xrays
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