Loss of vision and hearing in a case of cervical lymph node tuberculosis: A rare paradoxical reaction

[2],[3],[4] In contrast to the extensive review of paradoxical responses during anti-TB therapy in HIV-positive patients, there has been no systematic analysis of this situation in HIV-negative patients. Implying that, it can only be diagnosed after excluding poor compliance of the patient to treatment, drug resistance, side effects of antitubercular therapy, secondary bacterial/fungal infections, etc. [...]clinicians should suspect PRs in a patient with TB on antitubercular treatment as this is a diagnosis of exclusion.