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How To Manage Latent TB Treatment Side Effects? Are you or someone you know undergoing latent tuberculosis treatment? Managing the side effects of TB medications is vital for ensuring a safe and successful therapy. In this video, we will cover common side effects, how to recognize them, and when to seek medical help. We’ll discuss how certain harmless changes, like orange-colored bodily fluids caused by rifamycins, are normal and not harmful. You’ll learn tips to reduce nausea and vomiting, such as timing anti-nausea medications and eating small meals. We’ll also explain how to identify signs of more serious issues like liver toxicity, nerve damage, and allergic reactions, and the importance of regular monitoring through blood tests. Additionally, we’ll share advice on managing mild flu-like symptoms and the importance of open communication with your healthcare team. Completing your full treatment course is essential to prevent active TB and protect public health. We emphasize the importance of never stopping or changing your medication without consulting your doctor. Proper management of side effects, regular check-ups, and honest dialogue with healthcare providers help ensure your safety and the effectiveness of your therapy. Join us to learn how to navigate side effects confidently and support your journey toward health.

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