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Rehabilation possible after curing the drug resistant brain tuberculoses?

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Difficult to know: Without knowing the extent of damage done by the infection it is difficult. But if the infection was actually cured, then rehab is always beneficial, but to what degree depends upon what took place.

Answered 7/9/2012

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