Symptoms of Mycobacterium tuberculosis esophagitis
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Esophageal tuberculosis is very rare in clinic. It can be divided into primary and secondary types. Primary esophageal tuberculosis refers to the direct invasion of Mycobacterium tuberculosis into esophageal mucosa. The focus of tuberculosis is mainly esophageal tuberculosis, and there is no obvious tuberculosis focus in other parts of the body, but some authors believe that there is no primary esophageal tuberculosis; Secondary esophageal tuberculosis is often caused by the direct or indirect invasion of esophageal wall by tuberculosis of lymph nodes around esophagus and mediastinum. Symptoms of Mycobacterium tuberculosis esophagitis? Let's talk about it
Symptoms of Mycobacterium tuberculosis esophagitis
The clinical manifestations of esophageal tuberculosis are different. The main complaints of patients are dysphagia, swallowing pain or retrosternal pain. There is a lack of typical tuberculosis poisoning symptoms. Some patients take hematemesis as the first symptom, and even show massive gastrointestinal bleeding that cannot be controlled by medical treatment.
Severe cases have fever, fatigue, weakness, emaciation, night sweats and other systemic symptoms. Most of the symptoms of esophageal tuberculosis are a local manifestation of the obvious decline of systemic resistance in the late course of the disease. Because esophageal tuberculosis can be complicated with advanced pulmonary tuberculosis or accompanied with throat tuberculosis, the symptoms of the esophagus are often covered by the symptoms of the lung or throat.
The prominent symptoms are throat or sternal pain, sometimes back pain, which is persistent and aggravates when swallowing. The patient has a fear of food and then loses weight.
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If esophageal tuberculosis can be found, diagnosed and treated early, its prognosis is good. Sometimes, if the patient's general condition is good and the treatment is appropriate, esophageal tuberculosis can heal itself, and some lighter ulcers can be cured quickly and completely.