Leg Swelling Burning Fingers Paining - I Am On Anti Tb

Leg swelling burning fingers paining

Asked for Male, 35 Years

I am on anti tb medication initially for a week (akt-4).after using for week time i got jaundice so doctor asked me to stop all medicines for 5 days then started taking combutal 800 , levoflox 750 daily and Amikacin 800 injection on alternative day . This went for a week and all good lFT and RFT came good. By this time foot started swelling and fingers burning , poking foot and fingers are painful and not able keep on floor . Is it because of any side affects or what it is. Its there more than a week now and no improvement. Stopped levoflox since 5 days as doctor suggested. Still no improvement. Please suggest something and the root cause of this.

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