Contemporary Treatment and Prevention of TB - Article No. 2872

 

Adverse effects of TB treatment and their prevention - Paper No. 2872

 Taking TB medicines is a daunting task as these medicines are very bitter and only then can they kill this stubborn bacterium.

Eating TB medicines is an act of discouragement. Because these medicines are very bitter, only then can they eliminate this stubborn bacteria.  Be sure to contact your doctor or DOTS center if spots appear, urine is very thick, fever, body or joint pain, loss of appetite or nausea, or ringing in the ears or stomach pain.

 Sputum/sputum tests are done at regular intervals during treatment to help monitor the effectiveness of the treatment. However, at home, dispose of used tissues or cloths containing sputum or mucus in a tightly closed container.  Eat a good, balanced diet.

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In which fat is minimal. It is not necessary to eat meat to get protein, but the whites of local eggs, pulses and porridge, black and white chickpeas and peanuts are also useful and they can be used to take TB drugs.  During the patient should do.

 Also, all seasonal fresh fruits, vegetables and adequate amount of water play a special role in keeping the patient well and avoiding the side effects of medicines.

 One precaution is equally important for everyone, even if the house is small, the ventilation should be arranged well. Whether it is winter or summer, open the windows and doors to allow air and light to enter the house.

 And get rid of unnecessary things quickly. Elimination of dampness and mildew, etc.  Increased poverty, cramped housing and malnutrition contribute to the growth and spread of TB. Drug addicts are also prone to it.