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Treatment under DOTS consists of the daily administration of four drugs, namely, isoniazid, pyrazinamide, rifampin, and ethambutol, for two months; and a follow-up, thrice-a-week treatment of isoniazid and rifampin for another four months. The drugs affect different biochemical processes in the bacterium to inhibit its growth. Interestingly, some of these drugs enter the body in their inactive form.
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The problem with tuberculosis is that you may already have it. Unknowingly, you may be harboring inside your body the agent that causes it, as you go about your daily routine. Imagine it quietly waiting inside your body, patiently biding its time until it finds an opportunity to catch you when you are unaware – and when you are weakest. Do we need any more reason to learn more about it?
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Treatment under DOTS consists of the daily administration of four drugs, namely, isoniazid, pyrazinamide, rifampin, and ethambutol, for two months; and a follow-up, thrice-a-week treatment of isoniazid and rifampin for another four months. The drugs affect different biochemical processes in the bacterium to inhibit its growth. Interestingly, some of these drugs enter the body in their inactive form.
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The problem with tuberculosis is that you may already have it. Unknowingly, you may be harboring inside your body the agent that causes it, as you go about your daily routine. Imagine it quietly waiting inside your body, patiently biding its time until it finds an opportunity to catch you when you are unaware – and when you are weakest. Do we need any more reason to learn more about it?
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