How long will it take for my 45-year-old mother, who has a history of tuberculosis, to fully recover from her constant coughing and bleeding episodes while taking her prescribed medications: Tranlok-E, G-Cin, and Zapiz-0.5? | Apollo Pharmacy

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How long will it take for my 45-year-old mother, who has a history of tuberculosis, to fully recover from her constant coughing and bleeding episodes while taking her prescribed medications: Tranlok-E, G-Cin, and Zapiz-0.5?

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How long will it take for my 45-year-old mother, who has a history of tuberculosis, to fully recover from her constant coughing and bleeding episodes while taking her prescribed medications: Tranlok-E, G-Cin, and Zapiz-0.5?

Asked by Female, 45 · 12 days ago

Chandrakanta Jena

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12 days ago

Please be reassured that her prescribed medications?Tranlok-E (tranexamic acid/ethamsylate to control bleeding), G-Cin (gatifloxacin to treat infection), and Zapiz-0.5 (clonazepam to help her rest)?are actively working to help her. Typically, bleeding episodes should begin to lessen within 2 to 3 days of starting therapy. However, a full recovery from her cough may take a few weeks as her lungs heal. Please ensure she rests and takes her doses regularly. Keep her doctor closely updated on her progress, especially if the bleeding persists.

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