Results of combined treatment of lymph node tuberculosis

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Focusing on the therapeutic outcomes of treating cervical lymph node tuberculosis, this study analyzes 50 patients who received a combined regimen of antituberculosis drugs over 6 to 18 months, achieving an 80% compliance rate. While the treatment was effective, it was associated with various adverse events, including digestive disorders and visual complications. A treatment failure rate of 13% was noted, leading to surgical interventions in some cases. Notably, a small number of patients experienced paradoxical reactions, and recurrences were documented post-treatment.