My relative's been dealing with Bone TB in the back, specifically the spine, and he can't walk now. He's been on medications and injections for about 17 days, and he's eating fine. Is there any hope for a full recovery? The pain in his back is pretty severe, even though he's taking Rectac 500 to help with it. What more can we do to help improve his condition? I'm really concerned.

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-Bone tuberculosis, especially in the spine, can be serious, but with proper treatment, there's a good chance of improvement. The pain management and medication, like Rectac 500, are helping, and it's encouraging that he's eating well. It's important to f

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