Tuberculosis | TB
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The TB bacteria enter the body of the person in many ways. If you know these causes and avoid them, then this disease can be very far away.
Tuberculosis
Tuberculosis (TB) is an
infectious disease. In case of tuberculosis, the patient's body becomes weak,
its weight starts decreasing, and the patient begins to feel tired. Along with
that, cough and high fever also occur to the patient. The effect of tuberculosis
can be found in the patient's lungs, bones, glands and intestines elsewhere.
Its bacteria are so subtle that only X-rays can be identified by them.
By bacteria
TB is caused by bacteria
called micro bacterium. These bacteria occur in lungs and then wound in it.
These germs can attack lungs, skin, joints, spinal cord, gum, bones,
intestines, etc.
Contact with the patient
By staying in contact with
any TB patient, coughing, sneezing and spitting, the Bacteria enter the body of
a healthy person.
Wrongly
Tuberculosis is more likely
to be of those people whose diet and lifestyle are wrong. Due to these bad
habits, the extracts (spoiled matter) of the body gets accumulated in the body
and the disease is created in the body.
Reduced resistance
Due to decreased immunity in
the body, there is a greater chance of tuberculosis. Because tuberculosis does
not have the ability to fight the bacteria in the body.
Working more than the
functionality
Tuberculosis occurs when the
patient works more than the power of his work.
From a wet and dusty
atmosphere
Tuberculosis is also due to
staying in a more wet place and staying in a dusty environment.
Lack of sunlight
Due to lack of light and
sunlight and due to improper use of food, tuberculosis can also be caused.
Parents to children
Tuberculosis is caused by
either the parents of a small child or living in a wrong way.
From malnutrition
Due to malnutrition or extremely
low weight, TB bacteria attack on the body quickly.
Alcohol or drug abuse
Excessive alcohol or drug
intake increases the risk of tuberculosis.
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