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Forgetting to take Isoniazid and having weird breathing

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Forgetting to take Isoniazid and having weird breathing Posted: 01-17-08 22:20pm


I got a positive on my skin test and a negative on my chest exam. The skin test was a large enough reaction that they put me on a medication called ISONIAZID 300mg once a day. Since I don't experience any symptom I often forget to take the medication, how imperative is it that I take it everyday? I also have been experiencing weird breathing patterns, every so often I need to take really deep breaths. I'm not sure if its related, but I read the Signs and Symptoms and it was not indicated as a symptom. Any feedback would be great.

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