How to manage mood swings and low BP in a TB patient?

Hello doctor,

My mother is 67 years old. She has the following health issues:

Type 2 diabetes mellitus without complications, high blood pressure disorder, aneurysm, fluid in the lungs, (HFpEF) heart failure with preserved ejection fraction, atrial fibrillation (irregular heartbeat), collection of fluid in sac covering heart, chest pain, chronic left-sided low back pain with left-sided sciatica, temporary loss of blood supply to brain, low blood pressure from this year, bladder infection.

Currently, her most upsetting symptoms are as follows:

Doctors think that she might have TB and so she is on TB medicine as an empirical treatment. Severe shortness of breath (even when lying on the bed), temporary loss of vision. Currently, she sees but not like before. Low blood pressure (she is currently on Sodium chloride serum), very moody and frustrated and angry most of the time. She used to be a very calm person before. Hallucinations, not able to sleep.

Her medications are shown in the attached picture along with the number of tablets per day and the total dosage. Could you please advise us about the medicines she is being given since she is very upset about it and we think she might not be able to complete the TB treatment. Are there any medicines that have bad interactions or unnecessary?