TB in the neck

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TB in the neck

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Hi, a potential spouse had TB in the neck 2 years ago which has cleared from antibiotics, she Also has asthma, the asthma is not a concern but I would like to know if TB can cause any issues in the future in terms of pregnancy or if it can be passed on to a child. Someone mentioned TB in the neck could lead to neurological issues which is a concern IF true. Please could you kindly let me know or advice in any way you can. Kind regards

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Dr. Anshita Singh Rathore Homeopath 20 yrs exp Pune Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Anshita Singh Rathore

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If its been treated properly there should be no reason of concern. However for asthma, i would suggest homeopathy , which will not only manage asthma but help the immune system also. As people who have asthma, are more prone to respiratory tract infections also, which includes TB and many others. Tuberculosis is not passed genetically as its been treated. But asthma / allergies are passed with genes.

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