Extrapulmonary TB (part 1) | Infectious diseases | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy

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[@9-volt247]

Those couple are back!

[@suchimodi4739]

Wowww amazing information. Khan sir where can I find the original video and more info on extra pulmonary TB ?

[@adorableanish]

Thanks you very much for these videos!

[@adm6785]

I received a diagnosis of extrapulmonary TB after being treated for Lyme disease for 3 yrs. Both are great imitators. Could have had both since I did improve with treatment, or was misdiagnosed. I wonder how many "lyme patients" actually have TB? Something to consider, that's for sure. Also wondering if I'm going to be resistant to treatment due to the amount and length of time on other antibiotics. Another year of meds. Yea for me. :(

[@dez9060]

welp...3 years late but how are you doing now?

[@adm6785]

I'm doing so much better. Off all antibiotics and spent following year getting off sugar and eating only real food. Nothing processed. Haven't been sick, not even a cold in over a year. :D

[@dez9060]

That's great to hear! I'm really happy you're doing good and I wish the best :)

[@zsazsabasa3258]

Hi. I am also diagnose with lymph nodes TB. I am feeling so weak most especially at night. I have chills most often. Is it normal?

[@aswathyks4536]

@@zsazsabasa3258 hw r u now

[@nikola4962]

Nice presentation. And the dark background soothes the eyes well thank god for that

[@gauravkumarsingh6996]

I recently got diagnosed with lymph node TB and I had chest pain and cough from last 2-3 years that wasn't going away.

[@amjuuall3532]

Gaurav Kumar Sing... Which type of TB... Lymph nodes kidr aayi the.... Tumku...???Ussme se Puss nekalra tha Kya...???

[@aswathyks4536]

Now r u ok

[@devsutong]

@@aswathyks4536 dost he mera, vah mar chuka hai

[@jatinkr6380]

@@devsutong kyo Bhai kese mar gaya vo???

[@payalshorts8689]

​@@devsutongkaise kya hua tha usko

[@hariharan87]

Very good content.

[@Mylittlethings_..]

Mam why hiv patient is more susceptible to EPTB than PTB

[@sheilachinzukira9416]

Can a person without hiv get tuberculosis?

[@thomaskurien9139]

Yes, they can. Having HIV only makes contracting TB much easier due to the weakened immune system.

[@dianasmyres1579]

Is this type of Tb the same as milliary tb?

[@mistyrushing437]

Could Scleroderma be a manifestation of TB?

[@ESSIClinic-kq1bs]

Why pt wtih Extra pulmonary TB have low hemoglobin and legs and feet swelling

[@gcvoon286]

Good information, I thought the TB lymph nodes should be painful as in my father case which is on the left side above the clavicle area.

[@akashlesnar086]

How is he now fine brother?

[@gcvoon286]

@@akashlesnar086 Thank you for your message, the cytology report from hospital smears show mainly red blood cells with scattered foamy macrophages and inflammatory cells. No obvious heterogeneous population of lymphoid cells or epithelial cells seen. No granuloma or malignant cells noted. The interpretation is left neck swelling, suboptimal for evaluation. The small nodule is on the bone at the far end of the left clavicle joining acromion. It is not soft or hard type but painful on touching. The aspirated material is hemoserous fluid, microscopy on cellular yield is low cellularity. Have your comment please, thank you

[@reignmokoena1909]

My mother died from this 10 years ago, I was 10... looking if i can sue for neglect

[@malikshahzada8928]

I have same this problem to much pain 😥😥😥😥😥

[@Vanshikaaa....0]

Mee too

[@Vanshikaaa....0]

@@preethisuman6725 yes..i am okay now but there is still some minute pain...but we can neglect that..i think it will be okay after some days..

[@nobakwaas5161]

the way to not have this shit infection is to keep high immunity.

[@ankitbasoya4735]

U tell write thing