Symptoms of pulmonary infection during tuberculosis
summary
The cause of pulmonary tuberculosis is pulmonary infectious disease caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis. This disease is one of the more serious threats to human health, and it is also a single infectious disease that causes more deaths. The main source of infection of tuberculosis is tuberculosis patients who excrete bacteria. Generally, it is transmitted through respiratory tract. Healthy people are not easy to be infected, but people with decreased immunity are more likely to be infected. Tuberculosis has become an important public health problem all over the world. China is one of the countries with the most serious tuberculosis epidemic situation in the world. Now I will tell you what symptoms will appear when you get tuberculosis.
Symptoms of pulmonary infection during tuberculosis
The first symptom of pulmonary tuberculosis is that most patients with pulmonary tuberculosis will have some symptoms of tuberculosis poisoning. The most common one is fever, which is more obvious in the afternoon. Low fever will last for several weeks, and the fever parts will also appear in the cheeks, palms, soles, etc.
The second symptom of tuberculosis is that patients often cough, and cough will be accompanied by phlegm and blood, tuberculosis patients are generally dry cough, also may have spasmodic cough. Some of the phlegm is usually white mucus, sometimes accompanied by yellow pus sputum.
The third symptom of tuberculosis is that the patient's sputum will carry blood. If the large blood vessels are also affected, or the aneurysm formed in the cavity or the bronchial artery rupture, there will be different amounts of hemoptysis. There will be patients with chest pain, breathing symptoms.
matters needing attention
Tuberculosis generally focuses on prevention. After all, people's pace of life is tense now, so we should pay more attention to it. Many people's immunity is also relatively low, and the current population flow is also easy to bring infectious diseases, so prevention is also very important.