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I have abdominal tb and i would like to ask for advice on a healthy lifestyle.
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Ask your Dr: Abdominal TB is not very common. In general, patients with TB are treated by an infectious diseases MD, or occasionally by a primary care Doctor along with the local health department Is this TB or maybe an atypical organism? The most Important thing to do is take all the medications as prescribed, keep all the Doctor appointments, and report any side effects.
Answered 12/31/2014
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