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Tuberculosis- plural effusion
My husband suffering from TB-plural effusion. Currently he giving treatment from 3 month. After two month Dr suggest for retapping fluid by pigtail surgery. But this is not possible because that fluid becomes thik. Is there any option for retapping that fuild to avoid surgery in future. Is this necessary to do Gen-expert test in this case. If not then how we know type of tb he is suffering. In which case fluid becomes thik
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Homeopathy we treat and differentiate the type with symptoms a person suffers, so the treatment is non invasive and curative at the same time.
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Earlier if you remember, for TB best advise was to go and stay at mountains region which had fresh air.
So the treatment that focuses only on type of organism is not complete and effective.
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