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How Can I Get Relief From Severe Chest Pain Post Tuberculosis Treatment And Being HIV-1 Infected ?
I am a 24 year old female, I weigh 49 kg, I v got monochromic anaemia ,I was diagnosed with Pulmonary and Abdominal Tuberculosis through a biopsy in February 2011,however I m HIV- I have been on tuberculosis treatment for 4 months,but I still get severe chest pains at night. why is that?
Sat, 28 Jan 2012
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The chest pain maybe because of weakness and also you have stated that you have anaemia which leads to wekaness. also the tuberculosis is not completely cured so it adds to the chest pain. Try taking rest and do breathing excercises( pranayama). Also take diet which contains good protiens and vitamins.
wishing you good health!
The chest pain maybe because of weakness and also you have stated that you have anaemia which leads to wekaness. also the tuberculosis is not completely cured so it adds to the chest pain. Try taking rest and do breathing excercises( pranayama). Also take diet which contains good protiens and vitamins.
wishing you good health!
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There could be many causes for the chest pain, Do you have cough with blood streaked sputum. The bronchitis due to TB could cause pain especially increased on coughing. Is there any fever. You must never stop taking the Anti-TB drugs unless you develop reactions like jaundice, vision problems which are rare, for which you must discuss with the Doctor and he will make adequate changes. The chest pains would decrease soon after the antibiotics kill the TB bacteria. You may do steam inhalation for relief. Normochromic anaemia suggests anaemia due to chronic disease such as TB. Your ESR also may be high. You need to take proteinaceous food like cereals, pulses, eggs, lean meat, chicken if you are non-vegetarian. Drink plenty of water. Don't worry. The first symptoms of good Anti-TB treatment is weight gain. Kindly speak with your Doctor for other methods of relief of your chest pain.
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There could be many causes for the chest pain, Do you have cough with blood streaked sputum. The bronchitis due to TB could cause pain especially increased on coughing. Is there any fever. You must never stop taking the Anti-TB drugs unless you develop reactions like jaundice, vision problems which are rare, for which you must discuss with the Doctor and he will make adequate changes. The chest pains would decrease soon after the antibiotics kill the TB bacteria. You may do steam inhalation for relief. Normochromic anaemia suggests anaemia due to chronic disease such as TB. Your ESR also may be high. You need to take proteinaceous food like cereals, pulses, eggs, lean meat, chicken if you are non-vegetarian. Drink plenty of water. Don't worry. The first symptoms of good Anti-TB treatment is weight gain. Kindly speak with your Doctor for other methods of relief of your chest pain.
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