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I'm in my fourth month of TB treatment and initially had some liver issues, but things are going smoothly now. I'm really curious, does this mean I'm at a higher risk for COVID-19 compared to a normal person?
I'm in my fourth month of TB treatment and initially had some liver issues, but things are going smoothly now. I'm really curious, does this mean I'm at a higher risk for COVID-19 compared to a normal person?
I'm in my fourth month of TB treatment and initially had some liver issues, but things are going smoothly now. I'm really curious, does this mean I'm at a higher risk for COVID-19 compared to a normal person?
Continue same treatment ATT for another 2 months..Yes the tb patient have higher risk of mortality.
Last updated on 22 Jan 2025
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