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F. Treatment Regimens by Category - The following abbreviations
mean:
H - ISONIAZID (300mg) E - ETHAMBUTOL (800MG),
R - RIFAMPICIN (450MG), S - STREPTOMYCIN (1g).
Z - PYRAZINAMIDE (1g),
Table 3. TREATMENT REGIMENS
Regimen
Regimen I :
2HRZE / 4HR
Regimen II :
2HRZES/1HREZ / 5HRE
Regimen III :
2HRZ / 4HR
TB Patient To BeGiven Treatment
New pulmonarysmear (+) cases
New seriously illpulmonary smear (-) cases with extensive parenchymalinvolvement
New severely ill extra-
pulmonary TB cases
Failure cases Relapse cases RAD (smear +) Other (smear +)
New smear(-) but
with minimalpulmonary TB onradiography asconfirmed by amedical officer
New extra-pulmonary
TB (not serious)
Drugs and Duration ofTreatment
HRZE for two months during the intensive phase.
HR for 4 months during the maintenance phase.
HRZES for the first two months, then HRZE for the third month during the intensive phase.
HRE for the next five months during the maintenance phase.
HRZ for 2 months during the intensive phase.
HR for 4 months during the maintenance phase.
DoseAdjustment by Body Weight
Add one tablet of INH(100mg),PZA(500mg), and EB(400mg) each for the patient with more than 50kg bodyweight before the initiation of the treatment.
Add one tablet of INH(100mg)PZA(500mg) each for the patient with more than 50 kgbody weight before the initiation of the treatment.
G. Drug dosage adjustment according to the initial body weight of
patient
Simply add one tablet of INH (100mg), PZA (500mg) and EB (400mg) each for the patient with more than 50kg body weight before the initiation of the treatment (see Table 3). Modify drug dosage within acceptable limits according to the body weight of patient weighing less than 30kg at the time of diagnosis (see Table 4).
Table 4. DRUG DOSAGE ADJUSTMENT
Drug Dose per kg body weight and maximum doseIsoniazid 5 (4-6) mg/kg, and not exceed 400mg daily
Rifampicin 10 (8-12) mg/kg, and not to exceed 600mg daily
Pyrazinamide 25 (20-30) mg/kg, and not to exceed 2g daily
Ethambutol 15 (15-20) mg/kg, and not to exceed 1.2g dailyStreptomycin 15 (12-18) mg/kg, and not to exceed 1g daily