Symptoms of pulmonary tuberculosis

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Symptoms of pulmonary tuberculosis

1. Cough

People with cough for three weeks or more accompanied by phlegm and blood should be highly suspected of pulmonary tuberculosis. Pulmonary tuberculosis patients are mainly dry cough, such as accompanied by bronchial tuberculosis, often have more severe irritating dry cough.

2. Expectoration

Tuberculosis patients have less sputum, usually white sticky sputum, co-infection and bronchiectasis often cough yellow purulent sputum.

If it is a long-term expectoration of phlegm, be careful whether it is the occurrence of a disease, and pay more attention to some physical changes every day, which can effectively prevent the occurrence of the disease.

3. Hemoptysis

When tuberculosis necrosis involves the pulmonary capillary wall, blood in the sputum may occur. If large blood vessels are involved, hemoptysis may occur in varying amounts. Fatal hemoptysis can occur if an aneurysm develops in the cavity or if the bronchial artery ruptures.

4. Fever

Fever is one of the main symptoms of tuberculosis in the early stage. Most of the patients with mild symptoms have low fever. The fever is characterized by low fever in the afternoon for a long time, usually between 37 and 38 ℃, and the fever subsides in the early morning of the next day hot.

People who are seriously ill, whose condition is deteriorating, or who are co-infected may experience chills and high fever. If you have the above symptoms, please seek medical treatment as soon as possible, it will be troublesome to delay the complications.

5. Fatigue, weight loss, night sweats

Patients may experience general discomfort, fatigue, lack of energy, night sweats, loss of appetite, nausea, bloating, constipation or diarrhea, weight loss, and weight loss.

Women can cause irregular menstruation or menopause and facial flushing and other neurological disorders, and in severe cases, there will be long-term anorexia. When the virus severely affects lung function, patients can also experience breathing difficulties.

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