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Hi 👋 I’ve reviewed your description, X-ray, and PFT results carefully — and you can relax. Your reports are completely normal, and there is no sign of active or residual lung damage from tuberculosis. The CT and PFT both confirm this. Why you still have cough What you’re experiencing is called post-tubercular airway hypersensitivity (also known as post-TB airway syndrome). Even when the infection is fully cured, the airways often remain irritable and hyper-responsive for months or even years after TB treatment — due to: microscopic scarring around bronchi, heightened sensitivity of airway nerves, and mild inflammation left behind after healing. This causes an on-off dry cough, especially triggered by dust, talking, cold air, or lying down. It’s not infection, not allergy, and not asthma — but a chronic airway irritation that behaves as if it were mild asthma. What helps You already noticed that Foracort inhaler gives relief — that’s the clue. The inhaled steroid and bronchodilator reduce inflammation and relax airways, but 15 days is too short. For lasting control, most patients need: Foracort 200 Inhaler – 2 puffs twice daily for 6–8 weeks, then taper to once daily or SOS, Levosalbutamol or Montelukast at night if there’s night cough or seasonal worsening, Steam inhalation twice daily, Avoid dust, incense, perfumes, and cold air, and Drink plenty of water to keep airway lining moist. Once the airway calms down, cough usually disappears permanently. When to re-evaluate If you ever develop: fever, sputum with blood, or unexplained weight loss — then we’d repeat CT or sputum studies to rule out recurrence. Otherwise, routine follow-up is enough. Summary No active TB. PFT is normal. You have post-TB airway hypersensitivity, which is benign and fully controllable with the right inhaler plan and duration. Short courses (like 15 days) give temporary relief; a structured tapering plan gives permanent control. If you’d like, I can review your reports in detail, fix the exact inhaler dose + duration, and plan your step-down taper to avoid dependence. You can message me privately on WhatsApp at nine three two six zero two zero five three six — I’ll guide you step-by-step and adjust your inhaler schedule so the cough goes away completely.

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How was lymph node TB diagnosed was it through EBUS TBNA ,Dry cough can be due to various causes , unlikely due to TB disease ,do you have gastritis,post nasal drip,any medication for hypertension,nasal allergy

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Your chest xray shows only increased hilar markings, No consolidations or opacities. Following TB, though treatment taken, some patients develop sequelae, in the form of persistent cough, lethargy. Better to do a repeat AFB staining

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You have post infectious cough,a common condition with long term lung infection.This may last for a few months.You can continue with foracort as needed basis,take a combination of desloratadin and montelukast daily for a few weeks and Himalaya bresol syrup or tablet twice daily for a few weeks

Hi.., these symptoms are common in post TB , Drink plenty of water Take protein rich foods

It is a common symptom, post ATT. Whenever symptoms occur you may take cough syrup.

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Dryness of the throat is a possible cause. Please maintain your hydration. You should also try some home remedies for cough occasionally.

Seasonal  change  as your  immunity  is low. Ab phyllinsr200 two times a day after food for five days.  Use foracort. Nebulization with duoline n budecort respule two times for 5 days. Advise cbc , esr. Crp Tab azee500 one per day after food for five days. Zerodol sp three times a day after food for five days.  Montek lc one at night for five days.  Girilinctus syr 5ml twice n 10ml at night. Alex cough lozenges to put in mouth n suck.

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Given that all the parameters as well as the CT are normal with ATT course completed, the TB is most likely cured. Now since you feel an improvement on using Foracort inhaler (which contains a steroid and bronchodilator) supports the idea of underlying airway inflammation or hyperresponsiveness. Considering all this the most likely culprit is post-infectious airway hyper responsiveness or a subtle irritation from the healed lymph node area affecting the airways.

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Chronic cough, intermittently can occur after T.B., for some time. Use a face mask when exposed to dust, fumes, etc.Do regular steam inhalation, hot saline gargles, regular pranayam . Take healthy diet to improve immunity. You can take tus q cough lozenges, 3 times daily for a week. If cough is more, get complete blood count done and take treatment as per results.

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