Managing Medication Side Effects &Toxicities During for Nontuberculous Mycobacteria (NTM) Infections
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- Learn about the medications used to treat NTM, how to best manage any side effects, and how to communicate with your healthcare team and caretakers about your medications.
This lecture was presented during the Nontuberculous Mycobacteria (NTM) Lecture Series for Patients and Families at National Jewish Health in Denver, Colorado on September 21, 2019 by Gwen Huitt, MD, MS, Professor of Medicine, Division of Mycobacterial and Respiratory Infections, National Jewish Health.
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I have ntm. This lecture is completely depressing. I will be taking these drugs next week. My pulmonologist will never do the things Dr. Huitt says we should do. I cannot go to Denver. It is very difficult to get any help. I live in LA and know of no ntm specialist or program. I’m 78 years old. I will have to try to this all by myself.
She is depressing. I can’t stand listening to her. I take ethambutol and azithromycin with food with breakfast. I take rifampin at night after Eating . I have tinnitus too. My doctor does not seem very knowledgeable about MAC. He said azithromycin doesn’t cause tinnitus, only hearing loss. He is wrong about this. So, even if we get hearing loss there isn’t another drug that replaces azithromycin. I’m 77 yrs old and do not like taking the big 3. The worst side effect I have is gerd, stomach pain and nausea. I have to take Pepcid to tolerate the upset stomach.
Keep these educational videos coming. Thank you
Thank you so much, Dr. Huitt! I continue to learn so much each time I watch one of your presentations. Hopefully, I’m getting closer to being able to schedule my appointment . Three months and counting!
Very informative 👍
BCG treats and ameliorates MAC infection
What is BCG?