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TSH Level Of 9.50 With Gland On Neck, Can It Be TB ?
Hello Doctor , my brother having thyroid TSH 9.50 also a gland on right side of neck and he is operate effected are now.After test of gland doctor say the glan shows TB so please let me now what & where treatment is better . javeed
Thu, 1 Dec 2011
Hello.Welcome to HCM forum.Your brother is having tubercular lymphadenopathy.treatment for this is a standard regime of 4 anti tubercular medicines for 2 months followed by 3 medicines for 4 months.Your brother is also suffering from Hypothyroidism for which Eltroxin has to be given.Consult your doctor for the medicines and their dose for both tuberculosis and Hypothyroidism.Thanks and good luck.
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Hi,
Thyroid level and TB has no correlation.
Anti TB medicines should be taken minimum for 9 months. Please see that you never miss the tablet. Also take some nutricious food.
Thyroid level and TB has no correlation.
Anti TB medicines should be taken minimum for 9 months. Please see that you never miss the tablet. Also take some nutricious food.
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hi;
Since your brother is operated so gland is out ;now for TB the doctor who is treating your brother will give the required medicines .TB medicines are prescribed by any doctor & even the medicines are same it is only that your brother will have to take it for long time properly without any gap.He may be treated upto 9 months to a year depending upon what the doctor feels is good for him.
thanks
Since your brother is operated so gland is out ;now for TB the doctor who is treating your brother will give the required medicines .TB medicines are prescribed by any doctor & even the medicines are same it is only that your brother will have to take it for long time properly without any gap.He may be treated upto 9 months to a year depending upon what the doctor feels is good for him.
thanks
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