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Suggest Treatment For TB Of Brain
hi, am 23yr old girl. had tb of lungs in 2010. took med for only 2months. now agaiin its back with swelling in brain both right and left. and cause of it my right hand has lost strenght. cannot write with headache,nausea,blurred vision of right eye, fits staarts from fingers thn whole right hand, cannot breath, not able to talk alssssso. aftr few min gets normal. seen doc said it wil be fine via normal tb med. my crp is also positive.for fits taking fresium. med affecting my lungs not brain. sholud i go for surgery. wat shooould do. help me plz. ritz
Mon, 22 Jan 2018
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My name is Dr. Aida and I am glad to attend you on Healthcaremagic!
Your symptoms seem to be related to persistent seizures. For this reasons, I recommend discussing with your neurologist on the possibility of making some changes to your actual therapy (frisium), increase the dose, or add new drugs.
I would also like to review your brain MRI report.
In case of pharmacoresistant epilepsy, discussing with a neurosurgeon may be needed.
But some blood lab tests (complete blood count, PCR, sedimentation rate, a urine analysis, a resting ECG, blood electrolytes, thyroid hormone levels,, etc. ) are necessary to exclude other possible causes that may trigger seizures.
Hope you will find this answer helpful!
Best wishes, Dr. Aida
My name is Dr. Aida and I am glad to attend you on Healthcaremagic!
Your symptoms seem to be related to persistent seizures. For this reasons, I recommend discussing with your neurologist on the possibility of making some changes to your actual therapy (frisium), increase the dose, or add new drugs.
I would also like to review your brain MRI report.
In case of pharmacoresistant epilepsy, discussing with a neurosurgeon may be needed.
But some blood lab tests (complete blood count, PCR, sedimentation rate, a urine analysis, a resting ECG, blood electrolytes, thyroid hormone levels,, etc. ) are necessary to exclude other possible causes that may trigger seizures.
Hope you will find this answer helpful!
Best wishes, Dr. Aida
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