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Introduction

DANGER SIGNALS

  • Coughing out large amounts of blood resulting in shock (i.e. fall in blood pressure with a rise in pulse rate).

  • Sudden onset of breathlessness.

  • Re-appearance of fever and worsening of symptoms. 

  • Unexplained weight loss after starting the treatment.

  • If the patient experiences the following symptoms while on treatment: 

    • Nausea and vomiting

    • Jaundice 

    • Skin rash

    • Deafness 

    • Dizziness 

    • Decreased urination 

    • Diminished vision  

    • Seizures / convulsions

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