Pregnant women are at higher risk of tuberculosis than other groups, mainly due to changes in hormones such as estrogen, progesterone, and a weakened immune system. What pregnant women with tuberculosis are concerned about is whether they can breastfeed while being treated for tuberculosis?

Although the campaign to implement tuberculosis vaccination for the whole population has been quite effective, the risk of contracting tuberculosis after vaccination still occurs. Those who have been vaccinated against tuberculosis can still get the disease through direct contact with an infected person.

Currently, diagnosing tuberculosis in children is still difficult due to non-specific symptoms and low detection rate of tuberculosis bacteria by paraclinical tests. Treatment of children with tuberculosis needs to be carried out according to the treatment regimen and as soon as possible.

Tuberculosis bacteria can be transmitted from person to person through the respiratory tract and contact, so understanding the characteristics of life and survival of tuberculosis bacteria, such as how long they live in the air and what temperature they die at, will help people best prevent the spread of tuberculosis.

Tuberculosis is caused by bacteria called Mycobacterium tuberculosis, an infectious disease that causes many dangerous symptoms. In addition to the typical symptoms of the disease, the diagnosis of tuberculosis is based on the test for tuberculosis bacteria, which plays a decisive role.

Cutaneous tuberculosis is a chronic infectious disease caused by Mycrobacterium Tuberculosis, M. ovis and also bacillus Calmette-Guerin. Clinical manifestations of cutaneous tuberculosis may vary depending on the immune status of the body and the site of infection.

Bacillus Calmette-Guerin is a tuberculosis vaccine. Currently, the drug Bacillus Calmette-Guerin is used under the role of cancer treatment, in which bladder cancer is the main indication of the drug.

Tuberculous meningitis is a disease with a severe prognosis and a very high mortality rate and sequelae after treatment. So can tuberculosis meningitis recur and how can this dangerous disease be prevented?