What happens if u have tb?
My neighbour's child was diagnosed with TB recently, and everyone is quite concerned. I want to know more about it. What happens if you have TB? How serious is it and how long does the treatment take?
My neighbour's child was diagnosed with TB recently, and everyone is quite concerned. I want to know more about it. What happens if you have TB? How serious is it and how long does the treatment take?
If you have TB, you will need to eat a highly nutritious, protein-rich diet to recover your strength. You might lose your appetite initially, but home-cooked khichdi and paneer will help you build your immunity back while taking your meds.
My doctor explained that TB is caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis and primarily attacks the lungs, causing a persistent cough and fever. If diagnosed, the government provides free DOTS treatment which is highly effective. You must complete the entire course to prevent drug resistance.
Hey, don't stress too much! TB is completely curable with the right course of antibiotics, though you have to take them for several months without skipping. Just stay strong and you will get through this.
TB is a bacterial infection that affects the lungs and requires a strict 6-month course of antibiotics. It is fully curable if you follow the doctor's protocol.
I totally get it, hearing that you have TB can be really scary and isolating. But please remember that modern medicine has excellent treatments for this now. You just need to complete the full course of treatment.
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TB is a test of your body's resilience, but with patience and positive thoughts, you will heal. Take your medicines diligently and eat nourishing food. Take care of yourself.
Having a chronic illness myself, I know how overwhelming a new diagnosis is. TB can make you feel extremely tired and weak, so resting is very important. Please follow your doctor's exact medical prescription.
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