I'm being treated for Tuberculosis Epididymitis, but I haven't had a clinical diagnosis. The treatment was given based on clinical signs. I'm wondering, once the treatment is over, should a TB blood test come back negative?

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Dr Ranjith Darla

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yes it will be negative after treatment

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