How is tuberculosis treated? The treatment of tuberculosis also poses a challenge due to the special characteristics of the bacteria (slow growth, relative insensitivity to damaging environmental influences, high mutation rates (alteration of the genetic material)). In the meantime, a treatment exists which has proven to be very effective, but requires a high degree of … Tuberculosis treatment
Effects Nasal glucocorticoids are antiallergic, anti-inflammatory, and decongestant by locally inhibiting the synthesis of inflammatory mediators. They reduce nasal symptoms such as runny or stuffy nose, itching, sneezing, and sneezing, and may also have a beneficial effect on ocular symptoms such as itching, burning, redness, and tearing. In contrast to oral glucocorticoids, there are significantly … Glucocorticoid Nasal Sprays
Other term Beech wood tar creosote Use of creosote in the following homeopathic diseases Loss of appetite Bronchitis Pulmonary tuberculosis Consequences of diabetes such as itching, deterioration of vision, poorly healing ulcers and circulatory problems Vomiting during pregnancy (in case of kidney function weakness or caused by pathological processes in the brain) Severe emaciation due … Creosote
Other term Water horsetail General Equisetum contains a lot of silicic acid and therefore has a similar effect as Silicea. Please also see our topic Silicea. Use of Equisetum in the following diseases in homeopathy Irritable bladder Kidney stones Nightly wetting Pulmonary tuberculosis Use of Equisetum for the following symptoms Bed-wetting with pronounced bladder irritation … Equisetum
What are the signs of tuberculosis? Tuberculosis infection with the pathogen goes unnoticed in the majority of cases, rarely there are uncharacteristic signs such as cough or increased temperature (fever). Even if the bacteria manage to establish themselves permanently in the body, the patient will only rarely notice this. Only when the immune system is … Signs of tuberculosis
Synonyms in the broadest sense consumption, Koch’s disease (after the discoverer Robert Koch), Tbc Definition Tuberculosis Tuberculosis is an infectious disease caused by bacteria of the class of mycobacteria. The most important representatives of this group are the mycobacterium tuberculosis, which is responsible for over 90% of the diseases, and the mycobacterium bovis, which is … Tuberculosis
Diagnosis of Tuberculosis Because of the long time span between infection with the bacterium and the outbreak of tuberculosis (latency period, incubation period), it is often difficult for the attending physician to detect indications of a tuberculosis infection in the medical history (medical record). It is not uncommon for false diagnoses to occur because the … Diagnosis of Tuberculosis | Tuberculosis
