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. 2022 Aug 19;15:6661–6669. doi: 10.2147/IJGM.S367090

Table 4.

Side Effects and outcomes of Anti-Tuberculosis Therapy in Patients

Variable Non-CKD (n=50) Pre-HD (n=51) HD (n=66) p-value
Treatment outcome
 Success 46(93.9%) 32(68.1%)a 37(62.7%)a ˂0.001
 Died 3(6.1%) 15(31.9%)a 22(37.3%)a 0.001
Side effect
 Nausea and vomiting 4(8.2%) 10(21.3%) 18(30.5%)a 0.017
 Abnormal liver function 8(16.3%) 4(8.5%) 7(11.9%) 0.503
 Central nerve damage 4(8.2%) 9(19.1%)a 17(28.8%)a 0.026
 Peripheral nerve damage 2(4.1%) 4(8.5%) 13(22.0%)ab 0.012
 Joint pain 1(2.0%) 2(4.3%) 1(1.7%) 0.701
 Drug allergy 3(6.1%) 4(8.5%) 4(6.8%) 0.897

Notes: Data are presented as frequency (%). Central nerve damage included dizziness, headache, and optic neuritis. Peripheral nerve damage included neurological symptoms of impaired sensation, movement and gland function in the hands and/or feet. ap<0.05 compared with the non-CKD group. bp<0.05 compared with the pre-CKD group.

Abbreviations: CKD, chronic kidney disease; HD, hemodialysis.