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what will be correct dose of forecox for 50years male with 60kg bodu wt. side effect of the drug

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Dr. Puneet Madan answered : 11 years ago

Hi,

You will have to give two tablets of forecox to a 60 kg man.
There are some common side effects of all the drugs like nausea,vomiting,pain in abdomen,indigestion,pruritis
Then rifampicin which is there in it can cause hepatitis and disturb your liver function test,so get it checked off and on
Pyrizinamide in this drug can cause joint pain,arthralgia and vomiting
Ethambutol can cause optic neuritis(eye problems),then the common side effects.
Isoniazid can also cause your liver function test to be disturbed,so you should get it checked it once in a while and rashes and anemia.
In short get your medical check up once in a while when you are on treatment for tubeculosis.
Don't have a lot of tea and coffe along with the treatment and have good and high protein treatment along with treatment.

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