Anti-tuberculosis drugs have no role in healing sinus tracts after taking them. Anti-tuberculosis drugs used in tuberculosis infection, there is no role in healing the sinus tract; patients with tuberculosis should use anti-tuberculosis drugs under the guidance of a physician’s interview, anti-tuberculosis drugs eat too much is easy to harm the liver, during the medication should be regularly do the liver function and other related checks, common adverse reactions are nausea and vomiting, gastric pain and other gastrointestinal reactions, allergic to tuberculosis drugs can not take the crowd. The formation of sinus tracts may be the result of infectious factors, the formation of foreign body residues after trauma or surgery; if the sinus tracts are caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection, the use of anti-tuberculosis drugs will help the sinus tracts to heal, but the anti-tuberculosis drugs will not be directly involved in the sinus tracts to heal. People with sinus tracts should take anti-tuberculosis drugs under the guidance of a physician and not self-medicate to avoid adverse results.