Tuberculosis medicine means anti-tuberculosis medicine, which usually cannot be stopped taking for a few days. Anti-tuberculosis drugs are medicines for treating various kinds of tuberculosis caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection, and they have the effect of killing Mycobacterium tuberculosis. The rational use of anti-tuberculosis drugs is an effective treatment for tuberculosis. The application of anti-tuberculosis drugs needs to realize the principles of early, regular, sufficient amount, whole course and combination of drugs. That is to say, patients with tuberculosis need to adhere to the medication every day, and cannot stop the medication on their own. Therefore, patients should never stop taking anti-tuberculosis medication for a few days, or else it will prolong the course of the disease or lead to a relapse of the disease. In the use of anti-tuberculosis drugs, need to pay attention to some adverse reactions, such as isoniazid will cause gastrointestinal irritation, pyrazinamide occasionally see joint pain, gastrointestinal discomfort and so on. If one is allergic to a particular anti-tuberculosis drug, one needs to disable it and replace it with another non-allergic drug. Anti-tuberculosis drugs are best taken on an empty stomach. Irregular dosing, which is the wrong kind of medication, not only affects the treatment of the disease as well as may lead to relapse, but also causes abnormal reproduction of drug-resistant pathogenic bacteria, making it more difficult to treat the disease. Individuals diagnosed with tuberculosis should strictly follow the doctor’s instructions and use the medication appropriately.