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My dad has been takin med since 5 months for lymph node tuberculosis on the lft side of neck. but the swelling has increased nw.wt shud we do?
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Check with your doc: Check with your TB expert doc. There are many things that need to be checked such as susceptibility, medication adherence and so on.
Answered 6/10/2014
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