Is tb genetic?

Don't worry, TB is not a genetic disease. It's caused by bacteria, so it's something you catch, not something passed down in your genes. So if someone in your family had it, it doesn't mean you'll automatically get it because of genetics.

Nah, TB isn't genetic. It's caused by a bacteria. What can be 'genetic' is maybe some people's immune system being stronger or weaker, but the disease itself isn't inherited. Keep up your immunity with good exercise and diet.

Nope, not genetic! It's an infection, like getting a cold, but way more serious. So you don't inherit it. Just focus on eating yummy, nutritious food to keep your body strong, that's what matters most!

No, I remember my mother explaining this to me when I was young. It's not genetic. It's an infection, not something you are born with. So if someone in your family had it, it's not a genetic burden you carry, just keep healthy.

No, TB is not genetic. It's an infectious disease caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria. You get it from exposure, not from your parents' genes. Simple as that.

My doctor clearly explained this. TB is an infectious disease, not a genetic one. It's caused by a specific type of bacteria, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, and it spreads through the air. So, you don't inherit it; you contract it through exposure to the bacteria.

Haha, no, thank goodness! Imagine if you got TB just because your great-grandma sneezed 100 years ago! It's caused by bacteria, not your family tree. So you can relax on that front, at least.

Oh, this is something that has always made me a bit anxious too, fearing it could be passed down. But from what I understand, no, it's not genetic. It's a bacterial infection you catch. Did anyone else worry about this too?

No, TB is not genetic. It's caused by bacteria. Building immunity with natural things like neem juice or giloy can help generally, but if you have symptoms, it's a bacterial infection and you need a doctor, not home remedies for this particular thing.