What will happen if lymph node tuberculosis is not treated

The combination of lymph node tuberculosis and other parts is very similar. It is usually caused by lung infection. The harm of this disease is also relatively large. After getting lymph node tuberculosis, the patient is more likely to feel pain in the combined part, which is likely to cause pulmonary tuberculosis. Therefore, it must be treated. What will happen if lymph node tuberculosis is not treated?

1What are the dangers of not treating lymph node tuberculosis for a long time?

Like tuberculosis in other parts of the body, lymph node tuberculosis basically comes from infection in the lungs. If the patient has lymphotubercosis but no symptoms of pulmonary tuberculosis, he or she is not contagious and it is okay for family members to stay with the patient.

However, if the patient with lymph node tuberculosis has systemic symptoms, such as hot flashes, night sweats, fatigue, anorexia, weight loss, amenorrhea, or pus discharge, family members should pay great attention to it. The pus discharged from the rupture contains a large number of tuberculosis bacteria, which may cause lymph node tuberculosis infection if not handled properly.

To ensure the safety of the patient and his family, you should try to avoid contact with the patient's bedding, clothes, tableware and other items. In addition, lymph tuberculosis lurks in the muscle tissue and can easily absorb blood and nutrients from the blood vessels, leading to delayed physical development and physical weakness.

Not only that, tuberculosis bacteria corrode the surrounding normal tissues for a long time, constantly spreading and diffusing, deepening and metastasizing, and can easily develop into malignant lymphomas and lead to cancer. Therefore, lymph tuberculosis is not a minor illness and requires immediate treatment. Do not delay the best time for treatment.

2Can patients with lymphadenopathy have children?

At present, the pressure of social competition is getting greater and greater. It has become a common phenomenon for rural residents to work outside the village. However, a problem that comes with it is that many young parents choose to leave their children to be taken care of by their parents on both sides. However, according to statistics, the elderly are also a high-risk group for lymph node tuberculosis. Therefore, many people want to know whether this lymph node tuberculosis patient can take care of children?

Lymphatic tuberculosis is a relatively common extrapulmonary tuberculosis. Lymphatic tuberculosis is most common in the cervical lymph nodes and is more common in women. The highest age group is 50 years old. However, due to the lack of knowledge about tuberculosis, people are very afraid of the disease and believe that tuberculosis is contagious. So, is lymphotubercosis contagious? Can patients with lymphotubercosis take care of children?

The lesions of lymphatic tuberculosis are not connected to the outside world, and the tuberculosis in the body cannot be discharged. Therefore, lymphatic tuberculosis is not contagious and there is no need to worry about its transmission. However, you must seek treatment in time after getting lymphatic tuberculosis. Once the condition worsens, the lesions will become abscesses and rupture, and the tuberculosis bacteria in the fluid may cause infection if not handled properly.