Late symptoms of pulmonary tuberculosis

Tuberculosis is highly contagious, so it has been listed as the second largest infectious disease in the country. Many cases of tuberculosis can be cured when discovered in the early stages. When patients find themselves coughing up blood, they must go to the hospital for sputum testing in time to detect and treat it as early as possible. If it is discovered in the late stages and not treated in time, the patient may lose his life. So what are the late-stage symptoms of tuberculosis?

Everyone should know that tuberculosis is an infectious disease. Everyone's physical condition is different, and the symptoms are also different. So in addition to medical treatment, tuberculosis patients also need food to recover.

Early symptoms of tuberculosis

1. Feeling weak. Feeling tired when getting up in the morning. Having obvious weakness in the afternoon. But feeling uncontrollably excited and even suffering from insomnia at night.

2. Without any other reasons, the body gradually becomes thinner and loses weight.

If there is no other reason

3. Prolonged cough or sputum, dry cough in the early morning. In the early stage of mild symptoms, the cough is not obvious, but as the disease progresses, the cough becomes more severe, the sputum contains blood or bloody sputum, and even difficulty breathing occurs.

4. When falling asleep or waking up, the whole body sweats, which is called night sweats. In severe cases, even the quilt is soaked, and the patient feels extremely tired and weak.

5. There are fluctuations in body temperature. The body temperature rises after noon or after fatigue, and drops in the afternoon or evening, or even has a low fever. These should be symptoms of lung disease.

6. Chest tightness or chest pain occurs. It is intermittent dull pain at first and becomes more severe as the disease progresses.

7. If women experience irregular menstruation or amenorrhea without gynecological diseases or pregnancy, or if men often have nocturnal emissions without any warning, these situations should also be considered as possible lung problems.