2024-01-03 16:14:00
The best way to identify an incipient disease is to regularly undergo fluorography or do skin tests such as Mantoux. If you miss a test, you can recognize TB by its early symptoms. This will help you survive, since the latent form is asymptomatic and does not affect your health. Active symptoms develop gradually and are often similar to normal illness, which can make them difficult to recognize.
Constant cough
If you have a persistent and seemingly unreasonable cough, consult a therapist or get a fluorography. This is one of the early and clear signs of lung problems associated with tuberculosis.
Chest discomfort
It won’t necessarily be severe pain—sensations when coughing or while inhaling may also indicate problems. Combined with a persistent cough, this is a clear reminder to see a GP.
Low-grade fever
This is a strange condition when you feel hot, but the thermometer shows 37-37.5 °C. A low-grade fever, along with a persistent cough, may be a sign of problems and requires consultation with a doctor.
Unproductive weight loss
If you lose weight without changing your lifestyle, diet, or physical activity, this can be a dangerous symptom. Weight loss indicates a calorie deficit in the body, which can be caused by various reasons, including tuberculosis.
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