Preventive application of liver-protecting drugs in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis
Abstract
Purpose to improve the therapeutic effectiveness of TB patients , guarantee that the course is Benefit Complete . method Test Group 2so Patients with pulmonary tuberculosis were treated with liver-protecting drugs at the same time as the anti-TB drug treatment in the the procedure. , control group 2S0 cases of tuberculosis in the anti-TB prevent the use of liver-protecting drugs during nuclear therapy . to explore the role of liver-preserving drugs in the treatment of pulmonary nodule and its application . Results The incidence of liver injury in the experimental group is 4.9%, control groups Liver injury rate 14.0 %. Conclusion Liver injury in the course of anti-TB is more common. PL , Preventing the use of liver-protecting drugs can significantly reduce the incidence of sound liver injury in patients with pulmonary tuberculosis , To better enable TB patients to successfully complete chemotherapy , Increase cure rate .
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