If a person has active TB or TB disease, they can spread it by coughing or sneezing in the air. They can not spread it by kissing, hugging, sharing food etc. You would contract it by inhaling the air with the bacteria after they coughed or sneezed. If your immune system can somewhat fight it, you would be diagnosed with latent tuberculosis infection. If infected with LTBI, you can't spread it. But, it can lead to active TB or TB disease. It can take anywhere from several weeks to several years for LTBI to evolve into TB disease. Either one can be diagnosed through a blood test or a Tuberculin skin test. Also, LTBI can be prevented from evolving into TB disease with the right medication.
However long it takes to die. Most Tubercolis patients take 2 to 4 years to die. You might make it to 5 or 6. You cannot get rid of Tubercolis. If it is contracted, you will have it until you die.
There is no definitive answer for this. Once someone is diagnosed with TB, they will be treated aggressively with antibiotics. There will be tests run and they are considered infective until 3 clear tests come back. However, once someone has had TB, or been exposed to it, it can wall itself off in cells within the body and stay dormant.
it would depend on how healthy you were to begin with
6 to 12 months if not treated it can be fatal.
about 2 weeks of quarantine.
6weeks
Tuberculosis cannot be treated without the appropriate medications.
There is a few ways to get rid of a migraine without taking medication. You can try taking a warm rag and covering your head.
Yes, it could be. When someone that is bipolar is not on medication, they have feelings of invincibility and think they can do things like shoplifting without getting caught.
parkinsons disease particulars
Don't use drugs
I am taking a antidepressant and can't stop yawning is there anything I can do without stopping the medication?
Due to the time length of treatment, the patient may stop taking their medication when they start feeling better. It take 12 months to treat.
No and definitely not safe for someone with such a condition - very dangerous.AnswerWhat are the steroids for? Some steroids are medically prescribed. Tell the doctor prescribing the steroids about any of your conditions and any medication you are already taking to avoid adverse drug interactions. As for taking steroids to buff up that's dangerous even if you're not schizophrenic so it would be even worse. Don't do it.
That is a question that only a doctor who knows what medications someone is on can answer. Where anyone is taking medication for more than one condition, a doctor should be informed that someone is taking medication for one of them and they can usually decide what is the best combinations of drugs.
Absolutely.. I would speak with his doctor about this, he could monitor him closely or even change his prescription to one less habit forming. There are also ways of coping with depression without taking prescription medication, never stop taking medication without consulting you doctor.
Diagnosis is provided for health problems not medication. Are you looking for side effects of the drug or a reason someone would be taking the medication? Amiodarone is used for an irregular heart beat.
Someone with schizophrenia who wasn't taking medication would have the same blood pressure as anyone else (112/64).