Suspected tuberculosis symptoms?

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Tuberculosis, I have heard the name of this disease before, but at that time, I was still young. I only knew about this disease. At that time, I only heard that the infection of this disease was particularly strong. But the specific symptoms of the disease are unknown. When I grew up, I looked up a lot of information because I was curious. Now let's share the symptoms of suspected tuberculosis with you?

Suspected tuberculosis symptoms?

First: if pulmonary tuberculosis is a chronic disease, the main symptom in the early stage is that the body will feel tired easily, and there will often be low fever. The body will also have the symptoms of emaciation. These phenomena are often easy to be ignored and thought to be caused by overwork.

Second: if tuberculosis is acute onset, the main symptoms in the early stage are high fever and cough. There will be sputum. Some people think it may be a cold, can come from the time attention, if it is not good for two weeks, then it should be tuberculosis examination.

Third: Patients with tuberculosis usually have low fever in the afternoon or at night, and they will feel sweating especially much. And I feel tired at night. No matter what kind of situation, when it happens, it should be timely to the hospital for examination. Good, early detection and early treatment.

matters needing attention

Protection: sputum containing a large number of tuberculosis bacteria is sprayed out of the body through the nose and mouth by coughing, sneezing, speaking loudly and other means, forming a mist (or droplets) in the air. The larger droplets quickly fall to the ground, while the smaller droplets quickly evaporate into "micro droplet nuclei" containing tuberculosis bacteria, and are suspended in the air for a long time. If the air is not in circulation, the micro droplet nuclei containing bacteria are inhaled into the alveoli of healthy people, which may cause infection. Therefore, the infectivity is related to the severity of the disease, the amount of bacteria excreted, the frequency of coughing, the ventilation of the house where the patient lives, and the closeness and resistance of the contacts. The above is called "cough infection", which has been proved by scientific experiments and is the main mode of transmission. It is also possible to be infected by "dust" formed by spitting, but this is a secondary mode of transmission. Treatment, early and correct diagnosis is the first condition to cure tuberculosis.