How long can a tuberculosis student go to school after treatment?

You can go to class if you are no longer contagious. As long as you cooperate with the doctor, you can. Anti-tuberculosis drugs, also known as chemicals, using chemical and biological agents, are the most important methods of modern tuberculosis.

All other methods are auxiliary. Chemotherapy is the only effective way to control the spread of tuberculosis and is the most important in controlling the tuberculosis epidemic**. At present, the prevention and treatment program in China uses short-course supervised chemotherapy under direct observation.

The method of taking the medicine is to take it every other day. Supervised short-course chemotherapy is divided into two phases: an intensive phase and a continuation phase.

The intensification period is the bactericidal stage, that is, 2-3 months at the beginning of **, 4-5 kinds of anti-tuberculosis drugs are combined to kill a large number of active susceptible bacteria in a short period of time and reduce the production of drug-resistant bacteria. The continuation phase is the consolidation phase, that is, within 4-6 months after the intensification phase, continue to destroy the remaining TB bacteria and reduce and avoid the chances of **. The principles of chemotherapy for tuberculosis are:

Early, combined, moderate, regular and whole-course medication. As long as you work well with your doctor, tuberculosis is okay. At present, the widely used anti-tuberculosis drugs in China include isoniazid (H), rifampicin (R), pyrazinamide (Z), ethambutol (E), and streptomycin (S).

Almost all of them are used in the intensive phase, while 2-3 of these drugs are selected in the continuation phase. **The medication method in the process is taken every other day, so as to facilitate the supervision of the implementation of chemotherapy, so that the patient can take the drug throughout the whole process and uninterruptedly, so as to improve the ** rate.

Your current contagion index is several +, as long as it is less than 2+, with the consent of the doctor, there is no problem. The main mode of transmission of tuberculosis is still through saliva, it is estimated that you will have more cough and phlegm now, you had better pay attention to it, especially the prevention of family members. Tuberculosis is generally 30 45 days in the first 30 45 days when the contagion is more severe, as long as this period of time is still no problem, followed by the brother above said 1 year, in fact, you can go to the tuberculosis prevention and control institute to see, the ** period is 1 and a half years, during this time you have to insist on taking medicine, as long as the lesion is calcified.

Hello If the condition is not serious and you are not a patient who excretes bacteria, you can go to school. **Tuberculosis, it is recommended to take Chinese medicine ginseng healing pills**, the effect will be very good.

It depends on whether you have infectious tuberculosis, that is, whether you are negative or positive for sputum bacteria. If you are positive, you are contagious, and you must suspend your studies. It is not necessary to be negative, but if you want to go to school, you must have a certificate from your local tuberculosis prevention and control agency that you are non-communicable tuberculosis and that you are currently medically fit to go to school.

The local tuberculosis prevention agency refers to the local tuberculosis prevention and control center or the tuberculosis department of the disease control center, which can call 114 questions.

You can also go to the "Tuberculosis Prevention and Control e-Station" online document and regulation column to find the article "Notice on Printing and Distributing the "School Tuberculosis Prevention and Control Work Specifications (Trial)", which is a document issued by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Health, which contains relevant regulations on school suspension, which may be helpful to you.

I can tell you responsibly that each school has different rules, although the country stipulates that tuberculosis patients must be suspended, but most schools do not implement it.

If you don't want to take a leave of absence (in fact, no one wants to take a leave of absence), you can ask the school for leave, ask for leave from the subject teachers, and don't report your illness to the school, otherwise the school may force you to suspend your studies. You ask for leave from the teachers of each subject and your instructor and go back**. If you are negative, then you can always bring your medicine back to school to take it, and show your negative certificate to the class teacher and the teachers of each subject.

If it's positive, take the certificate and show it to them after it turns negative. In this process, the school does not know and will not let you suspend your studies, and you can go back to continue your studies without being contagious. Hope this trick helps!

Good luck and soon**!

I'm in the same situation, I don't want to take a break from school and waste time, and I want to know how the landlord will deal with it in the end.

Yes, our school organizes all students to check together.

Legal analysis: If the school should take measures but fails to take them, the school can be held liable for compensation; As long as the school is responsible, it is not responsible.

Legal basis: Measures for the Handling of Student Injury and Sail Injury Accidents》 Article 9 The school shall bear corresponding responsibility for student injury accidents caused by one of the following circumstances in accordance with law:

1) The school's school buildings, grounds, and other public facilities, as well as the learning tools, educational and educational facilities, and living facilities and equipment provided by the school to students for use, do not meet the standards provided by the state, or have obvious unsafe factors;

2) There are obvious omissions in the school's safety management systems such as for safety and security, fire protection, and facilities and equipment management, or management is chaotic, and there are major potential safety hazards, and measures are not taken in a timely manner;

3) The medicines, food, drinking water, and so forth provided by the school to students do not meet the relevant standards and requirements of the state or industry.

If the school should take measures but fails to take them, the school may be held liable for compensation; As long as the school management is done with due diligence, it is not responsible.

Article 9 of the Measures for the Handling of Student Injury Accidents stipulates that the school shall bear corresponding responsibility for student injury accidents caused by one of the following circumstances in accordance with the law:

1) The school's school buildings, grounds, and other public facilities, as well as the school tools, educational, teaching, and living facilities, and equipment provided to students for use do not meet the standards provided by the state, or have obvious unsafe factors;

2) There are obvious omissions in the school's safety management systems such as for safety and security, fire protection, and facilities and equipment management, or management is chaotic, and there are major potential safety hazards, and measures are not taken in a timely manner;

3) The medicines, food, drinking water, and so forth provided by the school to students do not meet the relevant standards and requirements of the state or industry.

4) The school organizes students to participate in educational and teaching activities or extracurricular activities, but does not conduct corresponding safety education for students in burials, and does not employ necessary safety measures within the foreseeable scope;

5) The school knows that teachers or other staff are suffering from illnesses that are unfit for education and teaching work, but have not taken necessary measures;

6) Schools violate relevant provisions by organizing or arranging for minor students to engage in labor, sports, or other activities that are inappropriate for minors to participate in;

7) Students have a special constitution or a specific illness that makes it unsuitable to participate in certain educational and teaching activities, and the school knows or should know about it, but fails to pay the necessary attention;

8) Where a student suddenly falls ill or is injured while at school, and the school discovers it, but fails to promptly take corresponding measures based on the actual situation, resulting in aggravated negative consequences;

9) School teachers or other staff corporal punishment or covert corporal punishment of students, or violating work requirements, operating procedures, professional ethics, or other relevant provisions in the course of performing their duties;

10) During the period of their duties to organize and manage minor students, school teachers or other staff discover that students' conduct is dangerous, but fail to carry out necessary management, warnings, or stops;

11) Where the school discovers or knows of information directly related to the student's physical safety, such as a minor student's leaving school without authorization, but fails to promptly inform the minor student's guardian, causing the minor student to be harmed as a result of leaving the guardian's protection;

12) The school has other circumstances in which it has not performed its duties in accordance with law.

Article 12 of the Measures for the Handling of Student Injury Accidents stipulates that after the accident is handled, the school shall report the results of the accident to the competent education administrative department in writing; The results of the handling of major accidents, the education administrative department in charge of the school shall report to the people at the same level and the education administrative department at the next higher level.

According to the "School Tuberculosis Prevention and Control Work Specifications (Trial)", those who meet one of the following conditions shall be suspended from school:

1. Patients with positive tuberculosis (including patients with positive smear or culture);

2. X-ray chest X-ray shows a wide range of lung lesions or patients with bacterio-negative tuberculosis accompanied by cavitation;

3. Have obvious symptoms of tuberculosis.

Conditions for resumption of school: 1. Patients with positive tuberculosis have at least 2 months of regular **, symptoms have been reduced or disappeared, chest X-ray lesions have been significantly absorbed, and 3 consecutive sputum smear examinations have been negative (the interval between each sputum smear examination is at least 1 month).

2. After 2 months of regular**, the symptoms of patients with bacterio-negative pulmonary tuberculosis are reduced or disappeared, the chest X-ray lesions are obviously absorbed, the cavities are narrowed or closed, and the sputum smear examination is negative for 3 consecutive times (the interval between each sputum smear examination is at least 1 month).

1. Children with tuberculosis who are discharged from bacterium should be suspended from school as much as possible, isolated, and hospitalized or isolated at home after being instructed by a doctor from a tuberculosis prevention and control institution or a tuberculosis specialized hospital, and managed and managed by a special tuberculosis prevention and control institution or a doctor from a tuberculosis hospital. After this part of the patients has passed through **, the contagiousness disappears, and they can be released from isolation, and they can return to school after being issued by a special tuberculosis prevention and control institution;

2. Some patients who do not excrete bacteria can still participate in the study normally after passing through **. Of course, in this process, it is still necessary to consolidate**, during which regular review and dynamic observation should be carried out to prevent infection to classmates or students in the same dormitory, causing the spread of tuberculosis;

3. Children with bacterionegative tuberculosis can go to school if they are determined to be non-infectious, and will be given and managed by professionals or doctors from tuberculosis prevention and control institutions, and guided to use drugs rationally. This management is a supervision**, to go to the hospital regularly for follow-up, or the doctor to inquire about the medication situation regularly, during this period of reasonable and regular medication is very important.

According to the "Physical Examination Standards for Enrollment in Ordinary Colleges and Universities", tuberculosis cannot be admitted except in the following circumstances:

1) Primary pulmonary tuberculosis and infiltrative pulmonary tuberculosis, which have been induration and stabilized. Tuberculous pleurisy has been **, or ** has pleural hypertrophy after it. 2) All extrapulmonary tuberculosis (renal tuberculosis, bone tuberculosis, peritoneal tuberculosis, etc.), hematogenous disseminated pulmonary tuberculosis, **not more than two years later**, and there is no change in the specialist examination of a second-level hospital or above (or tuberculosis prevention and control institute).

3) Lymph gland tuberculosis has been clinically asymptomatic and asymptomatic.

If your condition falls within the above conditions, you can go to university, otherwise, you will not be able to pass the medical examination.