Why is pyrazinamide prescribed to a patient who is sensitve to isoniazide?
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- 12 Aug 2010 by sravani
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- pyrazinamide
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suzanne6625 Aug 2010
Pyrazinamide is also effective in treating tuberculosis (assuming that TB is what is being treated)
It is an alternative to isoniazid.
http://www.drugs.com/mtm/pyrazinamide.html
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