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Common Symptoms of Pulmonary Tuberculosis Common symptoms of pulmonary tuberculosis include respiratory symptoms and symptoms of systemic toxicity. Respiratory symptoms: 1
Cough that does not heal for more than 2 weeks, cough up sputum, hemoptysis or blood in sputum is very likely to cause tuberculosis; Not included in the hospital respiratory medicine department Bao Jiahui 2Chest pain: often associated with lesions involving the pleura; 3.
Dyspnea: occurs when the lesion is extensive or accompanied by pleural effusion, spontaneous pneumothorax, etc. Symptoms of systemic poisoning:
The main symptoms are low-grade fever in the afternoon, night sweats, fatigue, loss of appetite, weight loss, menstrual irregularities in women, autonomic disorders, etc. A small number of acutely developed pulmonary tuberculosis may present with acute symptoms such as high fever. Symptoms in patients with tuberculosis are often non-specific, similar to many respiratory diseases, and most early patients have mild symptoms, often go unnoticed, and some are mistaken for them"Colds"、\"Tracheitis"Therefore, once there are symptoms related to tuberculosis, they should be checked in time.
In addition, there are some people who have no symptoms after the onset of the disease, which is found during a physical examination. View the original post
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What is treatment-naïve tuberculosis and what is retreatment tuberculosis? Treatment-naïve tuberculosis refers to patients who have not received any anti-tuberculosis drugs** for the first time, or who have undergone irregular and unreasonable anti-tuberculosis** after the discovery of pulmonary tuberculosis, but the course of treatment is not more than 1 month. The newly treated patients with bacteriotic tuberculosis have strong infectivity to their families and surrounding healthy people, and are the source of infection causing the epidemic of tuberculosis, but as long as the patient actively cooperates with the antituberculosis doctor and adheres to effective, reasonable and whole-course chemotherapy, the infectivity can disappear quickly within 2-4 weeks, and the rate can reach more than 95.
The key is to follow the doctor's instructions, obey the management, complete the treatment, and strive for a thorough **. Retreatment of pulmonary tuberculosis refers to patients who have failed initial treatment or ** again**, or who have received irregular and unreasonable chemotherapy for more than 1 month after being diagnosed with pulmonary tuberculosis. In the practice of prevention and treatment, most of the conditions of retreatment of pulmonary tuberculosis are more complicated, often with the characteristics of severe disease and poor physical fitness, which are mostly caused by irregular or unreasonable chemotherapy (not adhering to the doctor's requirements** or in non-tuberculosis professional institutions, or even wild doctors**).
At this time, tuberculosis has developed drug resistance, so it is much more difficult to treat tuberculosis than at the beginning. The key to the retreatment of pulmonary tuberculosis** is to establish confidence in defeating the disease, actively cooperate with doctors, select a chemotherapy regimen composed of anti-tuberculosis drugs according to drug susceptibility testing, and adhere to the completion of **. View the original post
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