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My 49 year old mother's blood report shows tb igG reactive. What does this mean?? Report are attached.
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We don't diagnose TB by IgG test
You are being treated by an Ayurvedic Physician and the only test you have got done is not relevant.
As such no opinion can be given about this report.
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Igg antibody positive means she was exposed to mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria in past.
It doesn't confirms an active infection.
Need to be corrected clinically.
Need to know about her condition in detail.
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chest x-ray...CBC ..AFB sputum.. CBNAAT test and clinical correlation required for better diagnosis.
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