My colleague has tuberculosis, and I always feel chest tightness in the past two days, is it infecte

Possibly, however, regardless of whether there are any symptoms or not, I think you should go to the hospital to check the development of symptoms in tuberculosis patients:

Typical tuberculosis has a mild-onset and prolonged course with low-grade fever, fatigue, loss of appetite, cough, and a small amount of hemoptysis. However, most patients have mild symptoms, often no obvious symptoms, and are only detected by X-ray health examination, and some patients think that sudden hemoptysis is found, but mild symptoms of toxicity can often be traced during the course of the disease.

1. Systemic symptoms:

Systemic toxicity symptoms include low-grade fever, fatigue, loss of appetite, weight loss, and night sweats in the afternoon. When pulmonary symptoms spread rapidly, there may be high fever, and women may have menstrual irregularities or amenorrhea.

2. Respiratory system:

There is usually a dry cough or only a small amount of mucus. When associated with secondary infection, the sputum is mucinous or purulent. About 1 in 3 patients have varying degrees of hemoptysis.

When inflammation spreads to the parietal pleura, there is a stabbing pain in the corresponding chest wall, which is usually not severe and worsens with breathing and coughing. Chronic severe tuberculosis with slowed respiratory function and difficulty breathing.

Hello, I am a tuberculosis doctor, and I have been taking anti-tuberculosis drugs orally for a month, and the tuberculosis is definitely not cured. It is very important to rest at this time. Tiredness, carrying heavy things, and playing ball every day will have a low immune energy, and at the same time, it can cause symptoms such as hemoptysis, cough, and chest tightness.

The impact on tuberculosis recovery is significant.

Tuberculosis can only be transmitted by open tuberculosis, that is to say, tuberculosis will not be contagious in the early stage, but will erode a large amount of lung tissue, or the body's immunity is insufficient, not enough to produce fibrous tissue to wrap it, and the tuberculosis will erode to the larger bronchi, and will cough up sputum from the respiratory tract with the patient's cough and sputum, and infect. Generally, if a person is diagnosed with tuberculosis, the doctor will ask him to do a test according to the severity of his condition, which is called sputum to find tuberculosis bacteria. If there are tuberculosis bacteria in the sputum, it means that he is infectious, and the doctor will usually call him to the hospital.

If it is negative, it means that he is not infectious.

In the hospital, if there is no contagion, he will be admitted to the respiratory medicine department, and patients with other diseases can be in the same ward with him, but if he is sputum positive for tuberculosis, he will be admitted to the infectious disease department, and several of the patients in one ward are open tuberculosis.

In a word, look at his test sheet, sputum to find tuberculosis bacteria, positive is contagious, usually wear a mask to prevent it. Negative is a carrier, it's okay, you must know that there are hundreds of millions of carriers in China, can you prevent it? Of course, there is no need to prevent it at all, this is two different concepts from AIDS carriers, so there is no need to be afraid.

It depends on whether your classmate has symptoms or not. Tuberculosis bacteria are spread by coughing up sputum and blood, and if your classmate has symptoms before the holidays, and spits a lot or something, it may be transmitted to you. But if he is only in the stage of disease development when you come into contact, he has not yet become ill, and he does not cough up phlegm and blood, etc., he is not contagious.

And the tuberculosis bacteria are not very contagious, at that time someone in our dormitory had it, and the other seven people only infected myself, and we were the farthest away... The key is the individual's physique, how resistant it is.

Let's go for a check-up, and make a good living.

If tuberculosis bacteria are easily infected, go to the hospital immediately, and early treatment is easy to treat.

...Now it's cold and it's normal to cough. Could it be that my wife is pregnant? Will I get infected too?

Problem analysis: The sputum of tuberculosis bacteria is sprayed out of the body through the nose and mouth through coughing, sneezing, loud talking, etc., if the air is not circulated, the microdroplet nuclei containing bacteria are inhaled into the alveoli by healthy people, which may cause infection.

Suggestions: If you talk too closely, you can be infected, but tuberculosis generally infects people with weak physique, and if you usually have strong resistance, the general problem is not big, and you are generally vaccinated when you are small, so don't worry.