Intoxication Tuberculosis Chronic

Chronic tuberculosis intoxication is a pathological condition that occurs during a long course of tuberculosis. It is characterized by the accumulation of toxic waste products of Mycobacterium tuberculosis in the body and the development of systemic poisoning.

With chronic tuberculosis intoxication, the following symptoms are observed:

1. general weakness, fatigue
2. decreased performance
3. loss of appetite, weight loss
4. increased sweating, especially at night
5. low-grade body temperature
6. tachycardia
7. pale skin
8. Possible headaches, dizziness

For diagnosis, a laboratory blood test is used, which reveals signs of inflammation and intoxication.

Treatment is aimed at eliminating the source of intoxication - the active tuberculosis process with the help of anti-tuberculosis drugs. Drugs that improve the detoxification function of the liver and kidneys are also prescribed. Good nutrition and vitamin therapy are important.

**Tuberculosis intoxication** is one of the complications of chronic primary tuberculosis, which manifests itself as functional disorders of the nervous system and internal organs, and slowing down the growth of the child. During treatment, positive dynamics are noted: normalization of sleep, appetite, elimination of palpitations, psycho-emotional abnormalities, and weight gain. The duration of treatment is related to the nature and phase of the pathology. The more violations, the longer the therapy lasts. The prognosis with timely treatment is favorable,