You should consult your doctor and consider stopping the medicine immediately if you develop any vision problems like blurred vision, color blindness or any kidney problems like decreased amount of urine and swelling of your legs and feet. You may even develop liver troubles like nausea, vomiting and yellowish color of skin and eyes. Beware of all these symptoms and consult your doctor immediately.

Sometimes it happens that bacteria gets modified in your body and stops reacting to the medicine. As a result, the medicine stops working. This is called drug resistance. Drug resistance is uncommon if Abitol is used in combination with other TB drugs.

Yes, Abitol can be continued for more than 2 months, depending on your condition and as per your doctor’s advice. If after 2 months, your investigations show that the TB bacteria are still active, you may have to take Abitol for 1 more month. In case you are resistant to other TB drugs, you may have to take Abitol and other TB drugs (for which you are not drug resistant) for longer than 2 months.

Abitol stays for about 24 hours in your system. This duration varies from person to person and maybe different for patients with kidney problems.

If your child vomited within 30 minutes of taking Abitol, give the same dose again. If vomiting occurred 30 minutes after taking Abitol, you need not repeat the dose. If your child vomits again after taking Abitol, consult your doctor.

Yes, it is important that you take all the prescribed TB drugs together for the recommended duration, else you will not be cured. A single drug is not prescribed to treat TB because it may increase the risk of developing multi-drug resistant tuberculosis, which is very difficult to treat.

Yes, it will work if you had taken proper treatment and got cured when you developed tuberculosis for the first time. If you have any doubt, ask your doctor.