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Our DD tested positive, and altho the chest x-ray was clear, a doctor who specializes in caring for internationally adopted children still put her on INH for nine months, as a preventative measure.
Our daughter never had any reaction to the INH, and for the most part took it pretty willingly when we placed the crushed pill in applesauce, pudding, etc.
So, regardless of whether she was actually exposed or it was because of the vaccine, she's now protected against ever contracting TB.
Tina
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Adoption #1, Alexandra Carolina, born 11/18/02
referral 1/03
dossier in Guat 3/03
in Family Court #3 5/03
out of FC 9/03
DNA finally 10/03
in PGN 12/03
out of PGN 2/6/04
pink on 3/3/04
in our arms forever 3/8/04
Adoption #2, Luis Alberto, born 10/30/06
171-H 11/1/06
It's a boy! referral 11/6/06
POA in Guatemala 11/23/06
In FC #4, week of 1/8?
DNA authorization 1/9/07
DNA test 1/18/07
99.99% 1/24/07, results at Embassy 1/29
FC interviews 1/29
Out of FC 2/8
PA finally 3/19 (only 50 days but who's counting...)
In PGN 3/22
KO 4/30
Resubmitted 5/3
OUT 6/25
In our arms forever 8/3/07
Same foster family for both adoptions! Yeah!
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