Help for Pott's Disease

Salam! I have a severe problem regarding lower back pain since last two years.While go through MRI and ESR blood test reports Neurosurgeon diagnosed me the Tuberculosis Infection in the lower region of Spine which disturbed my right vertebrae resulting my right sciatica nerve and all nerve associated with that region compressed or damaged plus i really feel fungus or TB infection in my Hip joints too.
Recently i am using homeopathic treatment i.e
-Calcium flurotum 3x
-Hekla lava 3X
-Avena Sativa Null
-Euphrasia 30
-Bryonia 30
-Colocynthis 30
-Rhus Toxicodendron 30
Kindly suggest me the right solution coz I am really in a deep and unbearable pain and totally exhausted with my this situation..
- can't sit more than 5 minutes
- can't stand,walk and sleep properly
- weight loss
- Anorexia
I am too skinny, 28 years, unmarried, female.
Nurosurgeon recommend for surgery but me and my family are not in favour of any surgery at all..Alternatively i need to recover from TB via homeopathic medication plus spine..
[NOTE]:..Pott's Disease:
It is known by numerous synonyms including Pott's syndrome, Pott's caries, Pott's curvature, angular kyphosis, kyphosis secondary to tuberculosis, tuberculosis of the spine, tuberculous spondylitis and David's disease. It is tuberculous caries or osteitis of the spinal column and must not be confused with Pott's fracture of the ankle.
Description

The source of infection is usually outside the spine. It is most often spread from the lungs via the blood. There is a combination of osteomyelitis and infective arthritis. Usually more than one vertebra is involved. The area most affected is the anterior part of the vertebral body adjacent to the subchondral plate. Tuberculosis may spread from that area to adjacent intervertebral discs. In adults, disc disease is secondary to the spread of infection from the vertebral body but in children it can be a primary site, as the disc is vascular in children.

It is the commonest place for tuberculosis to affect the skeletal system although it can affect the hips and knees too. The usual sites to be involved are the lower thoracic and upper lumbar vertebrae.

The infection spreads from two adjacent vertebrae into the adjoining disc space. If only one vertebra is affected, the disc is normal, but if two are involved the disc between them collapses as it is avascular and cannot receive nutrients. Caseation occurs, with vertebral narrowing and eventually vertebral collapse and spinal damage. A dry soft tissue mass often forms and superinfection is rare.

As; It is Recommended that It is important to recognize and treat it early, before damage to the backbone causes nerve damage and paralysis.
so plz reply me back and help me..
Thanks;