nonoy_1570children 6year old diagnosed in chest x-ray of primary ptb, bilateral. last nov. 28, 2011. and taking medication for tb. 500mg. rifamficin, 200mg./12mg isoniazid/pyradoxine hcl,200mg. pyrazinamide.
and guafenisin.
Medication for primary ptb, bilateral. can be shorten from 6months to 2 months?
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- 15 Jan 2012 by nonoy_1570
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- mycobacterium kansasii, isoniazid, pyrazinamide, medication
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