Is coughing for three weeks tuberculosis?

Hello. Pneumonia is actually a very serious disease. Usually pneumonia causes cough or something.

Very serious. I've had it before. Hehe.

Later, I took Chinese medicine and ate well. A little knowledge of interstitial pneumonia, interstitial pneumonia is not a single disease, but a general term for a large group of diseases. Interstitial pneumonia generally refers to the inflammation of the interstitial tissue of the lungs, which mainly invades the bronchial wall, alveolar wall, especially the peribronchial blood vessels, the connective tissue between the surrounding lobules and the alveolar septum, and is mostly necrotizing lesions.

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Not necessarily, there are many reasons for coughing, you will cough when you encounter cold air and cold wind, you will put too much salt in eating, you will also smoke, you can go to the hospital to have a look, you can not be sure without checking, how tuberculosis infection, you still go to see it, so it is more assured.

It cannot be concluded that it is tuberculosis. It's best to go to the hospital, it's safest. Don't take medicine indiscriminately, lest the opposite of the medicine will be more serious. If you are taking medicine now, you should stop immediately and go to the hospital for examination.

No, there are many causes of cough] Cough alone is not able to diagnose whether you have any disease It is recommended that you say in detail What symptoms are there in addition to coughing!

It may be a seasonal infection, just coughing is fine, as long as you don't have a fever.

Before the 50s of the 20th century, tuberculosis used to be a major enemy of human health, and it was only controlled since the 60s, but it is still not extinct.

Tuberculosis is a lung disease caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis. It is mainly transmitted by aerosols with Mycobacterium tuberculosis that are spread when coughing and sneezing in open patients. People who have pulmonary tuberculosis in doubt can self-determine whether they have pulmonary tuberculosis if they have the following symptoms:

Weakness, tiredness, laziness, reluctance to move.

Fever of hands and feet, lack of food and drink, low-grade fever during the day, flushed cheeks in the afternoon, and night sweats at night.

Fever, decreased physical strength, aching shoulders, irregular menstruation or amenorrhea in women.

Cough is frequent, but the phlegm is not much, sometimes with blood streaks in the sputum.

Massive hemoptysis, chest and back pain.

Hyperpyrexia. Anyone who can match the number should be checked in time, it may be an early disease, as long as you grasp the ** can get better quickly; Those who have - items that match the number are already seriously ill, and should go to the hospital to take an X-ray to confirm the diagnosis, and pay close attention to diagnosis and treatment; Patients with fever and cough should be distinguished from tracheitis and chronic bronchitis; Patients with cough, sputum production, and hemoptysis should be distinguished from bronchiectasis; If you have fever or cough, you should distinguish it from pneumonia.

**The main drugs for tuberculosis are ramidfin (also known as isoniazid), streptomycin, Yunnan Baiyao, rifampicin and ethambutol, etc., which should be used under the guidance of a doctor according to the condition. Patients who have been diagnosed with pulmonary tuberculosis, in addition to insisting on **, should also pay attention to rest, increase nutrition, maintain optimism, and appropriately strengthen physical exercise to enhance resistance.

Analysis:

Early symptoms of continuous tuberculosis are:

1) Weakness, tiredness, laziness, and reluctance to move.

2) Fever of hands and feet, lack of food and drink, low-grade fever during the day, flushed cheeks in the afternoon, and night sweats at night.

3) Fever, decreased physical strength, sore shoulders, irregular menstruation or amenorrhea in women.

4) Cough often, but there is not much sputum, sometimes with blood streaks in the sputum.

If you cough for three weeks, you suspect tuberculosis! You need to go to the hospital for a chest X-ray (chest fluoroscopy), and then take an X-ray to check whether you have tuberculosis disease as soon as possible, and early treatment is the key, otherwise there will be a large amount of hemoptysis and chest and back pain. High fever, these manifestations are serious.

Suggestion: Hello, according to your description, especially want tuberculosis, you feel that your body temperature is higher than before the disease, if it is high, and cough with phlegm, more consider that you are tuberculosis, it is recommended that you go to the hospital to check the tuberculosis bacillus test, to see if there are tuberculosis bacilli, if there is a suggestion that you immediately **, I wish you a soon**.

Not necessarily! There are many types of tuberculosis. It can only be said that tuberculosis will definitely have a lung reaction.

1.Primary tuberculosis (type): common in children, mostly asymptomatic, sometimes manifested as low-grade fever, light cough, sweating, rapid heartbeat, poor appetite, etc.; Rarely, breath sounds are diminished, and occasionally dry or wet rales may be heard.

2.Hematogenous disseminated pulmonary tuberculosis (type): acute miliary pulmonary tuberculosis has a rapid onset, with chills, high fever, body temperature can reach more than 40, mostly flaccid fever or residual fever, blood leukocytes can be reduced, and erythrocyte sedimentation rate is accelerated.

Subacute and chronic hematogenous disseminated tuberculosis has a slower progression. 3.

Infiltrative tuberculosis ( type): the lungs have exudation, infiltrate, and dry and cool lesions of varying degrees. Most cases present slowly and have no obvious symptoms in the early stage, followed by fever, cough, night sweats, chest pain, weight loss, sputum production, and hemoptysis.

Routine blood tests show rapid erythrocyte sedimentation rate and positive sputum culture of tuberculosis bacteria.

4.Chronic fibrocavitary tuberculosis (type): recurrent fever, cough, hemoptysis, chest pain, night sweats, loss of appetite, etc., chest deformation, chest depression on the affected side, narrowing of the intercostal space, restriction of respiratory movement, displacement of trachea to the affected side, and decreased breathing.

Routine blood examination showed an increase in ESR, a positive sputum culture of tuberculosis bacteria, and X-ray showed three major characteristics: cavitation, fibrosis, and bronchial dissemination. It depends on what type of tuberculosis it belongs to! Moreover, it is not necessary to cough with tuberculosis!

It doesn't have to be a cough or tuberculosis! It depends on whether you have lung lesions, and now hospitals are generally free of charge** tuberculosis! That's how it is in our hospital anyway!

It's still the same sentence, early detection, early **.

These symptoms are not diagnosing tuberculosis at all, and the manifestations of pulmonary tuberculosis are simple to understand, and there may be symptoms such as cough, sputum production, fever, night sweats, etc., and it is possible for young people who are generally frail to develop tuberculosis.

In general, frail young people are at risk of developing tuberculosis.

Not necessarily, a situation like yours can also be pharyngitis or chronic bronchitis! If it doesn't get better for more than two weeks, you can go for a check-up!

No, it is recommended to do relevant examinations, chest X-ray, blood tests, etc.

It is best to take a chest x-ray to see if there is tuberculosis.

The early symptoms of tuberculosis are:

1. Fever, which is one of the important symptoms in the early stage of active tuberculosis. Most patients with mild symptoms have low-grade fever, and severe patients may have chills and high fever when they progress or are co-infected. Features of fever in tuberculosis patients:

The body temperature is unstable, and the slight activity causes a slight fever, although the rest is more than half an hour. Nor can it be restored; The difference between morning and evening is more than l; It is common to see a long-term low-grade fever in the afternoon, and the fever subsides before the next morning, so it is called "hot flashes".

2. Night sweats refer to sweating after falling asleep at night and stopping after waking up. In mild cases, only the head, neck and armpits sweat; The heavy ones were sweating on their chests, backs and whole body, and even their clothes and were wet with sweat.

3. Fatigue and weakness, the patient mistakenly thinks that he is overworked or lacks sleep. It is even thought to be caused by a cold.

4. Digestive system, loss of appetite, nausea, bloating, constipation or diarrhea, weight loss. Severe patients suffer from chronic consumption due to long-term anorexia. As a result, he was extremely emaciated.

5. Abnormal blood system, secondary changes of blood system are varied, including anemia, leukopenia or increase, thrombocytopenia, pancytopenia, leukemia-like reaction, diffuse intravascular coagulation, purpura and rare myelofibrosis.

6. Endocrine system, menstrual disorders or amenorrhea may occur. In addition, there are symptoms of autonomic disorders such as flushing of the cheeks.

If you cough up blood, it's tuberculosis.

Analysis:

Pulmonary tuberculosis turned negative after **, and the sputum test was negative for three consecutive months. Then a cough appears. The cough is not necessarily the result of tuberculosis, but it can also be due to pneumonia or bronchitis.

Guidance: It is recommended to go to the hospital for a chest X-ray examination, sputum examination, and a clear diagnosis of whether the cough is caused by tuberculosis or tracheitis.

Transfer to another hospital and check and confirm the diagnosis!

The cause of your cough is first considered to be caused by tuberculosis itself. If it is infiltrative pulmonary tuberculosis, then there may also be tuberculosis infection of the bronchial mucosa, which used to be called bronchial endometrial tuberculosis, now called bronchopulmonary tuberculosis, which can cause an intractable cough, mainly dry cough, or a little white sputum. In this case**In addition to strict anti-tuberculosis**, strong antitussive drugs can be taken orally, such as codeine bellflower tablets, huifenin, etc.

As tuberculosis** improves, cough symptoms will ease.

The second is to consider that there may be an acute upper respiratory tract infection on the basis of tuberculosis infection, in which case oral anti-inflammatory drugs (such as azithromycin, levofloxacin) and cough and phlegm drugs (such as Chuanbei loquat ointment, etc.).

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Children's Shoes This is really painful, and from what you described, it should be more serious, and the risk of contagion is very high with your current condition. For yourself and for the friends around you, my advice to you is to take leave to suspend classes and go to the hospital for a period of time, which can not only relieve your cough, but also facilitate the doctor to develop an effective plan for you, the general tuberculosis period is 8 to 12 months (the long can be more than 2 years), so a good plan can shorten the time and reduce the sequelae. It's better to say that it is a suggestion than to say that it must be like this, you are still young Don't delay ** time for a momentary concern, the longer it drags on, the more difficult it is to treat, don't be you for a while, you will understand when you are looking for a job ·· So it's okay to follow the doctor's instructions well.

I wish you a speedy **, and finally I would like to remind you to pay attention to your cough and phlegm are very contagious, if you have any questions, you can ask me.

This should be done in the local pulmonary hospital. This is very strict, so be careful.