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Had Been Diagnosed With Intestinal TB And Was Under Medication. Can This Affect The Lungs Or Some Other Parts Also?
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i had been diagnosed with intestinal TB 6+ months back. its been 3 months since i finished the 6 months course. Am feeling great. But i want to know is that kind of TB contagious. do i have the possibility of getting the same in lungs or somewhere else in future. With my med course over is the bacteria completely gone from my system.
i had been diagnosed with intestinal TB 6+ months back. its been 3 months since i finished the 6 months course. Am feeling great. But i want to know is that kind of TB contagious. do i have the possibility of getting the same in lungs or somewhere else in future. With my med course over is the bacteria completely gone from my system.
Mon, 27 May 2013
The organism which causes this (Tuberclosis) infection is called Mycobacterium tuberculi.
They are readily present in our daily surrounding and when any of the organ or body cells comes to the lower immunity status then such type of makes us suffer.
The organism already present in the body can travel from one place to another and their is no doubt in that.. hence it can also spread if not been medicated properly.
As now when you are over with your medication you should continue yourself some immunity booster like Chyavanprash for couple of months..
You can prefer to Unjha Rajwadi's Chyavanprash.
Hope this is satisfactory...
They are readily present in our daily surrounding and when any of the organ or body cells comes to the lower immunity status then such type of makes us suffer.
The organism already present in the body can travel from one place to another and their is no doubt in that.. hence it can also spread if not been medicated properly.
As now when you are over with your medication you should continue yourself some immunity booster like Chyavanprash for couple of months..
You can prefer to Unjha Rajwadi's Chyavanprash.
Hope this is satisfactory...
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