Does tb go away?
My sister just got diagnosed with TB, and our family is very concerned. Can TB actually go away, or is it something she'll have forever?
My sister just got diagnosed with TB, and our family is very concerned. Can TB actually go away, or is it something she'll have forever?
Yes, everyone says it goes away completely with medicine. But did anyone else feel extremely weak and nauseous during the first month of treatment? I am currently on week three and feeling very anxious about it.
It goes away completely, but you must finish the 6-month course. Private tests and medicines can be costly, so I suggest registering at a government DOTS center. They provide all TB tests and medicines completely free of cost.
Yes, TB is completely curable. We went to a specialist at the city hospital, and they explained that skipping doses can lead to drug-resistant TB. Please ask your doctor clearly about the dosage and follow it without a single day's break.
It definitely cures. Once your doctor says you are no longer infectious and your energy levels improve, try starting with light 15-minute walks. Keeping your body active helps recovery, but don't do any heavy workouts without consulting your doctor.
Of course it goes away! Along with your main medicines, make sure to drink warm ginger tea and eat fresh pomegranate to keep your strength up. The medicines are strong, so home-cooked nourishing food is very important for recovery.
Yes, rest assured, TB cures 100%. The key is patience because the treatment lasts at least 6 months. Focus on a high-protein diet, take your daily doses on time, and you will see your health return to normal very soon.
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