Help me, how can I find out if I have tuberculosis???

1. It can be confirmed that there is tuberculosis infection.

2. Take a lung CT to determine whether there is tuberculosis.

3. If CT is normal, bronchoscopy is recommended to exclude endobronchial tuberculosis.

4. Tuberculosis can be completely **, generally without sequelae, and there is no need to commit suicide for this.

5. You should have been infected before entering the factory, and after entering the factory, you will become ill due to low immunity due to various factors such as emotional changes and fatigue.

6. If no tuberculosis lesions are found in various examinations, then your symptoms may be cough after a cold, and cough suppression is fine.

7. Relax your mind and increase nutrition, it will be fine.

I don't have so much. But can tell you a little.

Generally, tuberculosis patients use disposable dishes and chopsticks when eating.

And use chopsticks. It is to use other chopsticks to pick up the vegetables.

Because my dad had it too.

It was a long time to recuperate.

Because this disease is also called the disease of wealth.

It's to rest more, you can't overwork, and now Dad is completely well.

As long as you have a proper rest, you can still go out to work.

So it's best to be careful. Ask your doctor when the time comes.

That's all I know.

Good luck to your friends.

Generally, if PPD is strong positive, it means that it is active in tuberculosis, and you can do sputum culture (if positive, it must be tuberculosis), take a lung CT, or go to a tuberculosis hospital for further diagnosis.

I want to judge whether I have tuberculosis, then, if I have a fever every day, and cough this state, then I must have some problems, so in the face of such a situation, we must go to the hospital to find a regular doctor to give some advice, and there are sophisticated instruments in my life to determine whether I have tuberculosis.

If we want to determine whether we have tuberculosis, then we must go to the hospital for a check-up, if we don't want to go for a check-up, then we can go for a run, and especially the kind of fast running for a long time, so if we are very tired, it means that we may have tuberculosis, and even the phenomenon of asthma is very common.

If you want to determine whether you have tuberculosis, I don't think it's a particularly difficult thing, for example, you can go to the hospital for a check-up, and then in this case, the doctor will give you a reasonable list, and then you can know your physical condition, and maybe other physical diseases will also be detected, so that you can be ** together.

The best way is to go to the hospital, to let the doctor judge for you, whether you have tuberculosis, because they are professionals, so their words are the most worthy of our trust, don't believe those charlatans, they are just to earn your money, don't believe it, once you believe, they will make them sick if they are not sick, so be careful.

Tuberculosis is a chronic respiratory infection. The causative agent is Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Symptoms such as recurrent cough, sputum production for more than two weeks, or hemoptysis should raise suspicion of tuberculosis, which typically include:

Symptoms of poisoning: fatigue, weight loss, low-grade fever in the afternoon, night sweats, etc.: respiratory symptoms: cough, sputum production, hemoptysis, chest pain, dyspnea, etc. If you suspect that you have tuberculosis, you should go to a professional medical institution for a chest X-ray, sputum smear for Mycobacterium tuberculosis or molecular biology test (PCR).

I had tuberculosis, but only had night sweats when I had a previous episode, no cough, no blood, and no breathing difficulties. Just like a normal person.

Pulmonary tuberculosis is a chronic lung infectious disease caused by inhalation of Mycobacterium tuberculosis through droplet transmission, usually in the early stage, patients will cough repeatedly, and may also show symptoms such as low-grade fever, night sweats, and malaise in the afternoon. If the patient has any of the above symptoms, the doctor can use CT or X-ray to determine whether the patient has tuberculosis.

Ten years ago, judging by the strong vitality of tuberculosis bacteria, scientific medicine was not eliminated, and the fickle virus and tuberculosis bacteria posed a great threat to mankind.

It's very simple, going to the hospital is the best judgment, the doctor is the best choice, go to the hospital to find a doctor to see if he can help you find out the problem, and see if you are sick through the results of the examination, after all, you can still feel it if you are uncomfortable, and you can't see the internal problems.

It is best to go to the epidemic prevention station or the CDC, other places are not so accurate, often only found after surgery, or can only check the sputum and blood.

I'm tuberculosis, but I don't have any symptoms at all, but it's tuberculosis when I check it out, so going to the hospital is the right choice.

At first, it was a symptom of a cold, so I delayed it all the time, and I had a cold**, cough, high fever, fatigue, and then I took a chest CT and saw that there was a shadow of both lungs.

It is best to go to a regular hospital for relevant examinations!

Your symptoms are similar to those of tuberculosis and it is recommended that you go to your local tuberculosis hospital for further testing. Whether you have a cough, sputum, the color of the sputum (usually white and occasionally yellow, or bloody sputum), exposure to oil fumes, cold air cough, and whether the CT diagnosis indicates that you have nodular shadows or nodules in your lungs. If so, you may be suffering from tuberculosis!

It's hard to say. If you want to know if you have to do a special checkup.

First of all, the chest X-ray only depends on the doctor's personal subjective judgment at the time, and it is better to take a film. It is convenient for multiple doctors to judge. Tuberculosis tends to occur in the upper lobes of the lungs.

However, the doctors all said that the heart and trachea are displaced, and your lesions should have reached moderate, of course, provided that you have no other respiratory or lung diseases. Also, How old are you? This should also be considered.

Symptoms of the second TB are cough, sputum production, hemoptysis, and systemic symptoms such as TCM yin deficiency, including night sweats, low-grade fever, and in others, the pleura is injured, and there may be chest pain and pleural effusion. If you don't have hemoptysis, you don't know if you have sputum production, and sputum cultures can be used as evidence to confirm the diagnosis of TB. Although your symptoms may not be obvious, tuberculosis cannot be ruled out.

In addition, look at the people around you and those who have been in contact with you for a long time to see if they have similar symptoms.

Third, if you want to be diagnosed, you can go to the hospital for a sputum culture, but the results are relatively slow. If you haven't been vaccinated with BCG, you can do a PPD (tuberculin test), and the results are relatively fast.

Hope it works for you. Third.

Long-term cough and night sweats are typical symptoms of tuberculosis, I recommend that you go to the local tuberculosis prevention and control institution or chest hospital as soon as possible, now the state gives tuberculosis patients ** is free, it may have been before, it has been a hidden ** infection, no attack only, early treatment and early recovery, tuberculosis is not terrible, but if you don't go to the doctor, keep delaying, it is possible that the symptoms will worsen, cause other complications, and you will also infect the family around you, so it is better to see a doctor as soon as possible.

Go for a sputum test, and the result will be available on the same day, and if it is positive, it means that it is tuberculosis, and if it is negative, tuberculosis can basically be ruled out.

Hello, 1. It cannot be diagnosed.

2. Clinical diagnosis is possible: according to the current performance, it is suspected that it is tuberculosis 3. The doctor's practice is completely normal, and at the same time, it is necessary to take CT, because there should be a comparison before and after, which is very important.

Suggestions: 1. Don't change doctors, complete what the doctor said about taking medicine for half a month and then recheck 2. Don't worry, even if it's tuberculosis, it's okay!

CT is clearer than X-ray, some patients because of the cost, first take a chest X-ray, the result of the chest X-ray is normal, but it still cannot be ruled out, and finally have to do CT, the result is to find the lesion in the CT, so it is better to do a CT diagnosis if there are economic conditions. PPD positive may be vaccinated with BCG when childhood, if not, it is tuberculosis infection, and it is necessary to go to the infectious disease hospital for specific examination and diagnosis to formulate a ** plan. Hope it helps!

Most likely.

Because my symptoms are similar to yours.