Invasive pulmonary tuberculosis symptoms?

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A few years ago, I suffered from invasive pulmonary tuberculosis. However, after treatment, the doctor said that I had recovered, so I stopped taking the medicine. When I went for a reexamination some time ago, the results of chest X-ray showed that the calcified black spots in the lung had faded and dispersed into small spots. I said that it was invasive pulmonary tuberculosis, so I wanted to know about it, Can infiltrative tuberculosis still be treated? So, how to judge if you have invasive tuberculosis? Now let's look at the symptoms of invasive tuberculosis

Invasive pulmonary tuberculosis symptoms?

Clinically speaking, invasive pulmonary tuberculosis is mainly caused by repeated tuberculosis bacterial infection. Generally, patients with invasive pulmonary tuberculosis have a relatively slow onset. In the early stage, or patients with relatively small lesions, they often have no obvious symptoms.

However, invasive tuberculosis and other types of tuberculosis disease, with the development of the disease will appear related respiratory symptoms, such as cough, expectoration, hemoptysis, dyspnea and other related symptoms, some patients will appear lazy, general weakness, no appetite and other symptoms.

For patients with invasive pulmonary tuberculosis, symptoms should be found as soon as possible, if there are related discomfort, must be timely on the regular hospital for reasonable treatment is the best choice. Clinical treatment of invasive pulmonary tuberculosis using early, combined, appropriate, the whole principle.

matters needing attention

Patients with invasive tuberculosis should pay more attention in their daily life. They should strengthen nutrition, eat more high protein and high calorie food, and strengthen physical exercise. In this way, they can improve their physical quality.