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What Causes Primary Complex And Lymph Nodes On Lungs With High Fever?

Hello my 1 year old son has primary complex and lymph nodes on lungs, that was the result of x-ray. He also experience high fever and also rashes showing in his skin. What does that mean? I mean what is primary complex and lymph nodes on lungs and why does he experience high fever? Thank you
Tue, 24 Nov 2015
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Hello

Primary complex term is related to pulmonary koch's(tuberculosis).
Primary complex with enlarged lymph node may indicate primary pulmonary tuberculosis.
Primary complex of tuberculosis consists of local reaction in the parenchyma of lung where organisms lodge and inflammatory reaction of the associated lymph nodes.

Your son's clinical findings may also indicate about koch's infection.
He may need few more tests like mantoux test,T.B gold test or PCR test for confirmation.
He may need anitubercular medicines.

Get well soon.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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What Causes Primary Complex And Lymph Nodes On Lungs With High Fever?

Hello Primary complex term is related to pulmonary koch s(tuberculosis). Primary complex with enlarged lymph node may indicate primary pulmonary tuberculosis. Primary complex of tuberculosis consists of local reaction in the parenchyma of lung where organisms lodge and inflammatory reaction of the associated lymph nodes. Your son s clinical findings may also indicate about koch s infection. He may need few more tests like mantoux test,T.B gold test or PCR test for confirmation. He may need anitubercular medicines. Get well soon. Take Care Dr.Indu Bhushan