Can a person with tuberculosis get a perm?

Tuberculosis can be permed, no major problem.

The hair is not touched by the lungs, you have tuberculosis and not hair tuberculosis, so you don't have to worry about perming it.

Tuberculosis can be permed, no major problem.

Tuberculosis can be permed, no major problem.

No, because our daily hair dyeing and perming will cause cancer, do you know? Tuberculosis is cancer, and you should know that very well, so there's no need to do such a nonsensical thing.

Perms are not a big problem for tuberculosis patients, you can go hairdressing.

Perms are not a big problem for tuberculosis patients, you can go hairdressing.

Not everyone who comes into contact with a person with tuberculosis will get tuberculosis. It mainly depends on several factors:

First of all, it is necessary to see whether the sputum of the tuberculosis patient will be detected with tuberculosis bacteria, and some patients do not carry tuberculosis bacteria (called "bacterial negative tuberculosis"), and they are not infectious;

Secondly, even if the sputum of the patient has tuberculosis bacteria, it also depends on the amount of tuberculosis bacteria inhaled when you are in contact; If you are near or if the person is coughing or sneezing, you will inhale more TB bacteria, so this should be avoided; And a person, whether they are a tuberculosis patient or not, should turn their head as much as possible when coughing or sneezing, and cover their mouth and nose with their hands or tissues to avoid infecting others;

Third, even if you have inhaled a relatively large amount of tuberculosis bacteria, you still need to look at the level of your own resistance; If your resistance is high enough, you can inhibit the reproduction of tuberculosis bacteria in the body and kill them, while if the resistance is not high, the tuberculosis bacteria will multiply and grow in large numbers, causing damage to the lungs and forming tuberculosis. As a result, some people with low immunity, such as the elderly, patients taking cryptoaragen immunosuppressants, and AIDS patients with low immunity, are more likely to develop tuberculosis.

Inhalation of tuberculosis bacteria does not necessarily lead to tuberculosis, the human body has resistance, and it can only be said that there is a chance of tuberculosis after inhalation. Moreover, tuberculosis bacteria are not found everywhere, as long as you are not close to people with tuberculosis, the chance of inhalation is very rare. So you have to be cheerful.

Live your life the way you want.

We all had BCG when we were children, so we all have a certain resistance to tuberculosis If it is only occasional contact, there is no need to worry If it is long-term exposure and your immunity is weakened (such as a cold), it is more dangerous Pay attention to hygiene and be careful of catching a cold When your immunity is weakened, you can wear a mask if you are surrounded by a sick person.

There are a lot of results, roughly speaking, the saliva spewed out when talking is contained, most of the elderly and children with poor resistance are easy to get, so children will be vaccinated in fact, there is no need to be so afraid, many people may have been infected with tuberculosis in the process of life contact, but because of their own resistance, they have not developed the disease.

Analysis: According to your description, tuberculosis generally does not make people die, pulmonary tuberculosis usually manifests as low-grade fever in the afternoon, night sweats, fatigue and weakness, cough mainly dry cough, and in severe cases, hemoptysis, chest pain.

Suggestions: Usually maintain an optimistic mood and keep the indoor air fresh. Tuberculosis is a chronic disease, so it is important to take medication according to the course of treatment. **Isoniazid, rifampicin can be used. Proper exercise can also help with recovery.