Xray update After 2 months of medication - TB Alert

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Xray update After 2 months of medication

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Hi Everyone ! I hope you all are recovering well from TB.

I got my xray report today to see progress after two months of medication. Here's what doctor said :

1. He say a shadow in middle of left lung completely disappear and overall lungs look clean.

2. The upper left lobe of left lung a bigger damage area now compared to two months before. Doctor told its most probably due to variations in xray and not an actual increase in damage size.

3. He said I am recovering well otherwise since I dont have any tb symptoms right now.

Is this something to worry about?

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That’s really good to hear! Keep taking the medication to make sure TB bacteria are killed. It takes a long time to kill them off and that is why the treatment takes so long. Sounds like everything is going very well!

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