Based on my 55-year-old father's chest CT scan and fine needle biopsy reports, is his tuberculosis (TB) diagnosis correct, are his prescribed medications (Akirit-4, Benadon, and Maxiflo 250) appropriate, and what can be done to manage his side effects of weakness, loss of taste, and a hoarse voice? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Based on my 55-year-old father's chest CT scan and fine needle biopsy reports, is his tuberculosis (TB) diagnosis correct, are his prescribed medications (Akirit-4, Benadon, and Maxiflo 250) appropriate, and what can be done to manage his side effects of weakness, loss of taste, and a hoarse voice?

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Based on my 55-year-old father's chest CT scan and fine needle biopsy reports, is his tuberculosis (TB) diagnosis correct, are his prescribed medications (Akirit-4, Benadon, and Maxiflo 250) appropriate, and what can be done to manage his side effects of weakness, loss of taste, and a hoarse voice?

Asked by Male, 55 · 14 days ago

Bayyarapu Mahesh Kumar

M Pharmacy

14 days ago

A biopsy and CT scan are highly reliable for confirming tuberculosis (TB). His prescribed Akirit-4 (anti-TB therapy) and Benadon (vitamin B6) are standard, appropriate treatments. Maxiflo 250 (a fluticasone/salmeterol inhaler) helps his breathing, but its steroid component is the likely cause of his hoarse voice and altered taste. To manage this, have him rinse his mouth and gargle with warm water thoroughly after every inhaler use. Weakness is common during TB recovery; prioritizing rest and a protein-rich diet will help. Please consult his doctor to monitor his progress.

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Based on my 55-year-old father's chest CT scan and fine needle biopsy reports, is his tuberculosis (TB) diagnosis correct, are his prescribed medications (Akirit-4, Benadon, and Maxiflo 250) appropriate, and what can be done to manage his side effects of weakness, loss of taste, and a hoarse voice?

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