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  5. My mother was treated for intestinal tuberculosis with AKT-FD tablet for 18 months and was declared fully recovered. She now has persistent pain in the right side of her abdomen. Other doctors have found no issues and only suggest gastric medicines. Could this still be a gastric problem, or something else?

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My mother was treated for intestinal tuberculosis with AKT-FD tablet for 18 months and was declared fully recovered. She now has persistent pain in the right side of her abdomen. Other doctors have found no issues and only suggest gastric medicines. Could this still be a gastric problem, or something else?

Asked by Female, 24 · 1 month ago

Dr. S Aneela

Dr. S Aneela

M. Pharm (Pharmacology)., PhD

1 month ago

Persistent right-sided abdominal pain after completing intestinal TB treatment may be caused by internal scarring or adhesions formed during the healing process rather than a simple gastric problem. Please consult your doctor or a gastroenterologist to rule out structural changes in the bowel or other underlying causes.
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  1. Potential Causes:a. Persistent right-side abdominal pain could be due to residual effects of the previous infection or treatment.b. Consider non-gastric causes like gallbladder issues or liver conditions.

  2. Recommended Actions:a. Seek a second opinion from a gastroenterologist or hepatologist.b. Request imaging studies (e.g., ultrasound, CT scan) to rule out other abdominal issues.

  3. Symptom Management:a. Continue prescribed gastric medications if they provide relief.b. Monitor for any new symptoms or changes in pain intensity.

  4. Lifestyle Considerations:a. Avoid foods that may exacerbate gastric symptoms.b. Maintain a balanced diet and hydration.

Answered 1 month ago