When did tb become curable?

From what I know, TB became curable with antibiotics decades ago. It's so important to complete the full course of treatment. This is just like managing my BP, regular check-ups and adherence to medication are key.

Well, TB treatment has come a long way. But even with medicines, maintaining a strong body through good nutrition and light exercise (when doctors allow!) helps a lot with recovery and overall health. Don't skip your protein, guys!

TB treatment has advanced significantly. It's crucial to get diagnosed early and stick to the doctor's plan. Similar to how I manage my thyroid, consistent follow-ups and tests are non-negotiable for recovery.

TB has been curable for a long time, since the mid-20th century, with multi-drug therapy. The key is adherence to treatment. No shortcuts, no stopping early. Period.

Haan, TB is totally curable now, thankfully! My aunt had it a few years back and she's completely fine after taking her medicines properly. The main thing is to finish the full course, even if you feel better.

I've tried home remedies for smaller issues, but for something like TB, proper medical treatment is the only way. It became curable with specific antibiotics, and it's so important to follow the doctor's plan completely. No chalta hai attitude here.

Oh, TB is definitely curable now, don't worry! I remember panicking about it once, but my doc reassured me that with proper medication and completing the course, it's completely treatable. Just follow the doc's advice.

I was just looking this up actually! TB became treatable with the introduction of streptomycin in the 1940s, and then with other combo drugs, it became effectively curable. It's amazing how science progresses.

Modern medicine has truly blessed us with cures for many diseases, including TB. Stay positive, trust in the process, and take good care of your body and mind. A calm spirit helps in healing.