Tuberculosis
Tuberculosis
Tuberculosis is a bacterial infection of the lungs, spread mainly through airborne droplets breathed into the air by a person infected with the disease. It can be either acute or chronic and symptoms of the condition include a cough, fatigue, weight loss, breathing issues, and chest pains. Tuberculosis is a preventable and curable condition but is still found in the United States.
Commonly prescribed drug classes used to treats tuberculosis include antibiotics for treatment of tuberculosis, rifamycin antibiotics, cytoprotectant agents, and oral B2-stimulants.
Drugs Used To Treat Tuberculosis:
Rifadin
Priftin
MycobutinLab Test Categories Related to Tuberculosis:
Drugs related to Tuberculosis:
Myambutol
Rifamate
Seromycin
Share ModRN Health and Earn Rewards!
Login or Register to Share!
For every friend or family member you refer you will earn 100 Reward Points on their first prescription purchase! Plus you earn Reward Points on every prescription purchase they make with their ModRN Health card.
You may share without logging in or registering, but please note you will not receive any reward points.
Search
Set your Location
Or