Uterine Tuberculosis: Symptoms, Its Impact on Pregnancy, Treatment Options, and Early Detection Tests
Chronic respiratory diseases are a major cause of disability and death across the world. However, the contribution of pulmonary tuberculosis as a causative factor of chronic respiratory disease is often ignored.
India contributes more than 25 per cent of the global TB burden. On World Tuberculosis Day, experts have suggested that the measures taken to stop the spread of Covid-19 pandemic, including the mandatory use of face masks, can also help contain TB disease in India.
The tuberculosis vaccine could be a potential new tool in the fight against the COVID-19 disease.
A recent study has found that the bacteria that cause tuberculosis may facilitate their own spread by producing a molecule that triggers cough.
Since this test is not likely to be available anytime soon, it is better that you know the early symptoms of the disease to start treatment during its initial stage.
According to a study published this week in the journal -- BMJ, people who test positive with immunologic TB skin or blood tests rarely develop TB.
Uterine Tuberculosis: Symptoms, Its Impact on Pregnancy, Treatment Options, and Early Detection Tests
Chronic respiratory diseases are a major cause of disability and death across the world. However, the contribution of pulmonary tuberculosis as a causative factor of chronic respiratory disease is often ignored.
India contributes more than 25 per cent of the global TB burden. On World Tuberculosis Day, experts have suggested that the measures taken to stop the spread of Covid-19 pandemic, including the mandatory use of face masks, can also help contain TB disease in India.
The tuberculosis vaccine could be a potential new tool in the fight against the COVID-19 disease.
A recent study has found that the bacteria that cause tuberculosis may facilitate their own spread by producing a molecule that triggers cough.
Since this test is not likely to be available anytime soon, it is better that you know the early symptoms of the disease to start treatment during its initial stage.
According to a study published this week in the journal -- BMJ, people who test positive with immunologic TB skin or blood tests rarely develop TB.
