Tuberculosis (TB) Treatment

NIVIK Hospital provides complete diagnosis and treatment for tuberculosis with advanced lab testing, imaging, and long-term medication protocols. Our pulmonology team ensures strict monitoring, counseling, and adherence support for successful outcomes.

Frequently Asked Question's About Tuberculosis Treatment

1. What signs may indicate that a person has tuberculosis (TB)?

A prolonged cough, recurring fever, night sweats, unexplained weight loss, tiredness, or chest discomfort can be associated with tuberculosis. If such symptoms continue, a medical evaluation can help determine the cause.

2. What tests may be needed to confirm tuberculosis?

Depending on the symptoms, a doctor may recommend tests such as sputum examination, chest imaging, or molecular testing. The required investigations can vary according to whether TB is suspected in the lungs or another part of the body.

3. Is tuberculosis treatable with medicines?

Yes, tuberculosis can be treated with a combination of anti-TB medicines prescribed according to the individual's condition. Following the treatment plan consistently and attending scheduled follow-ups are important for effective management.

4. How long does TB treatment usually continue?

TB treatment does not have the same duration for every patient. The treatment period can depend on factors such as the type of TB, test results, response to medicines, and whether drug resistance is present.

5. Can tuberculosis come back after treatment?

TB can recur in some people after treatment, although completing the prescribed course and following medical advice can help reduce the risk. New or returning symptoms should be evaluated by a healthcare professional rather than self-treating.