antituberculous

/ˌæntituːˈbɜːrkjələs/
adjective
  1. Used to treat or prevent tuberculosis, a serious infectious disease that mainly affects the lungs.
    • The patient was prescribed a combination of antituberculous drugs for six months.
    • Antituberculous medications can cause side effects such as liver problems if not monitored carefully.
    • The clinic provides free antituberculous treatment to all patients diagnosed with the disease.
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