Could my tuberculosis medication, AKT-4, be causing my high uric acid levels (11.5) and severe pain in all of my joints, and how can this joint pain be safely managed or treated while I continue taking my prescribed medicines, including AKT-4, Benadon, Ciplox 400mg, Omidom, and Febugel 80? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Could my tuberculosis medication, AKT-4, be causing my high uric acid levels (11.5) and severe pain in all of my joints, and how can this joint pain be safely managed or treated while I continue taking my prescribed medicines, including AKT-4, Benadon, Ciplox 400mg, Omidom, and Febugel 80?

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Could my tuberculosis medication, AKT-4, be causing my high uric acid levels (11.5) and severe pain in all of my joints, and how can this joint pain be safely managed or treated while I continue taking my prescribed medicines, including AKT-4, Benadon, Ciplox 400mg, Omidom, and Febugel 80?

Asked by Male, 18 · 29 days ago

Veda Maddala

M Pharmacy

29 days ago

Yes, AKT-4 (which contains pyrazinamide) is very likely causing your high uric acid and joint pain, as this is a known side effect. I know this pain is incredibly difficult, but please continue taking your tuberculosis medication, as stopping it is risky. Staying highly hydrated by drinking plenty of water helps your kidneys flush out uric acid. Since you are already taking Benadon (pyridoxine), Ciplox (ciprofloxacin), Omidom, and Febugel, please contact your doctor right away. They can safely adjust your treatment, support your joints, and manage the uric acid levels without disrupting your vital TB recovery.

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Could my tuberculosis medication, AKT-4, be causing my high uric acid levels (11.5) and severe pain in all of my joints, and how can this joint pain be safely managed or treated while I continue taking my prescribed medicines, including AKT-4, Benadon, Ciplox 400mg, Omidom, and Febugel 80?

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