My Father who is 69 years old is suffering from lungs pain for three years. His weight is same for three years, and his physical ability is also same for three years. This happens once a week. Doctors couldn't find the reason. We are sure it's not TB. Whenever we visit a government hospital and say lungs pain, they refer to TB ward. As TB is contagious, we avoid visiting TB ward.
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In tb ward lot of doc, nurse ,attandent work but they take precautions like
Mask too put on or tie a napkin arround mouth, nose. BREAKFAST is must.
Since last three years only he was SUFFERING for this reason OMG.
Ok
CONSULT a pulmonologist so he can examine n find out the cause pulmonary or extrapulmonary. Ok.
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Dear , as u said doctor suggested to visit TB ward ,so u should visit once ,
TB is contagious its true but for consulting u have to visit with precaution like wearing mask, as u know lots of doctor and nurses work in that T B ward .
Empty stomach should not go in TB ward. Take precautions and visit once.
Without doctor opinion u can't comment its tb or not ,there two types of tb , sometimes sputum negative and sputum positive , pulmonary and extra pulmonary so please first take opinion of pulmonologist
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visit tb ward in government hosp or consult pulmonologist in private hospital
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