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I had taken tb treatment 6 years ago, is this medicine harmful for brain especially memory? how long does its negative effect remain? how to fade it?
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Unusual side affect: Medications used to treat TB very rarely cause memory loss, or other brain insults. If you are experiencing such symptoms, see your doctor and get checked for other underlying causes.
Answered 2/9/2015
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