Pulmonary Tuberculosis is transmit by Aerosol droplets nuclei. Pulmonary tuberculosis is an airborne disease. The mechanism of the disease or pathogenesis was started with the bacilli Mycobacterium tuberculosis enter, and live in the alveoli macrophages. Depend on the immunity ,the bacilli may increase growth and multiply and induce the immune response increase or blow up. These imbalance immune response destruct pulmonary tissue till necrosis, and rupture bronchi, ending with the manifestation of the pulmonary tuberculosis. Base on this pulmonary Tuberculosis pathogenesis, the principle to protect from this disease are:- All of the pulmonary tuberculosis patients must be threat with adequate-therapy e.g. standard anti tuberculosis drugs in complete regimens, 6 – 8 months period.
- All of the people with tuberculosis suspect must be diagnose with base on laboratory result and immediately threat properly. The pulmonary tuberculosis suspect e.g. purulent producing cough more than 3 weeks; fever or sweat in the night; nausea and decreasing body weight.
- Hygiene sanitation of the environment must be hold to release aerosol droplets nuclei. The living house with enough ultraviolet shines from the sun. The ventilation of the room is the best. The room is dry, not moist.
- The immunity must be care in the optimal condition, intake the best nutrition e.g. contain optimal protein, carbohydrate, lipid ,vitamin, and mineral; decreasing physic and psyche stressor with optimal resting time.
Written by Prof.Dr.Ni Made Mertaniasih.dr.Sp.MK.
Wow thanks. God bless you, as well!
ReplyDeleteThis disease claim a lot of lives here in South Africa.
ReplyDeleteI would like to correct you on one word. The word is treat and treatment. "Threat" has a different meaning. I realize English is not your first language, please I do not mean it in a negative way. It is so nice to be able to read information world wide. It could make for a better world.
I totally agree with previous poster the words "threat" and tb should be used very carefully.
ReplyDeleteI would like to say your site is very informative. I too have a tuberculosis site but it is aimed more at the non medics like myself.
I must say the google world map of tb infections looked very scary and very sad if correct.
Keep up the good work and well done!
Very unique blog...first one in this category I have seen so far.
ReplyDeleteMany people in Asia have TB. I am most Indians have a passive form of the bacteria in their bodies. But if TB is so infectious why doesnt it spread like wildfire? What checks does nature have against it?
Good luck ,my friend!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the informative blog!
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