Tb gold standard test

2021-11-02 09:33:58
Hello I am 21yo male and was having cough from few days with sneezing I took medicine sneezing went away but cough didn't. Yesterday at 4am i woke up and spitted red thing in blood. I at first thought panicked and thought it is blood. And went to my ENT  doctor straight away in morning. He said you coughed very forcefully that's why you got blood. He said your chest is not blocked. He checked it with stethoscope. But when I came home I realized that i ate manchurian of red color right before sleeping. And when I spitted at late night after one second only I spitted again there was no red thing then. Means at first spit there was red thing and very next second the spit was clear. And in morning also nothing like that happened. Can it be that Manchurian redness only? My doctor says your chest is not blocked.
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Would like to discuss in details. Kindly consult.

Answered2021-11-04 11:12:05

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Kindly discuss for your concern. Need to evaluate further

Answered2021-11-02 13:00:19

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Consult me online.

Answered2021-11-02 11:38:45

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we can fix this with meds. pls book my appointment.

Answered2021-11-02 10:54:26

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This is definitely Not TB. No need for Gold Standard Test.
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Answered2021-11-02 10:01:33

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Looks like you are in your resolving phase of upper respiratory tract infection. If you are having only wet cough it is a good sign. It will resolve eventually in few days.

Answered2021-11-02 09:40:14

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Yes it can be

Answered2021-11-02 09:34:57

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