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Does the xray show any TB signs?
I have been coughing a lot last month, now it has reduced by 98%. But i had phlegm in throat and constant need to clear if not coughing. So i went to local pulmo doc, he gave pulmoclewr for a week, difiza or some inhaler fr a mnth, cefpodem xp, and cough syrup. My symptoms are 98% not there, just sometimes after exercise i get slight cough or phlegm.. I did a sputum culture and sputum afb, culture showed high growth of K. Pneumonia while afb was negative. I went to the doctor, he said continue with the medicine and also do the ct thorax and insisted on CB NaAT... I couldn't ask him but just for a clarity, does this xray show any sign of TB? I don't have fever, or cough like tb, or any night sweat. Just post nasal drip and some very little phlegm, once in a while(rarely). Please tell me why is he asking for cb naat, m scared :(
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share your xray at least for commmenting
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CBNAAT to confirm or rule out TB. You can do online consultation for further queries
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Hi. I understand your concern. Do a online consult for a detailed analysis of your symptoms and reports to suggest you further management plan and treatment prescription for the same
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Consult a pulmonologist with detailed history and reports
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Pl consult pulmonologist with detailed history,reports and treatment taken for better evaluation and treatment.
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