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Is There Any Chances Of Getting TB Infection From The Person Who Is Taking Medication For The Past 3 Months & If It Is So Which Medication I Should Undergo With ?

Hi,i recently kiss my girl nd we xchanged salivas, she is been suffering frm tubercular lymphadenopathy . She is under medication frm past 3 months. Are dere any chances of me getting the TB infection If yes what type of test shud i get it done and what are immediate medices which can stop the bacteria from gettin spread in my body and effect my immune system..plz reply fast as early action can save me and my love life.Thank u
Mon, 4 Jul 2011
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General & Family Physician 's  Response
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welcome to health care magic.
do not panic.there are chances of you being infected if she has an active infection.i would suggest you to get yourself tested for tuberculosis.diagnosis is made by tests like tuberculin test,chest x ray,sputum microscopy..consult a physician and get yourself evaluated.
take care!
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Pediatrician Dr. Aseem's  Response
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read your prob , do not worry tubercular lymphadenopathy can not spread by any contect. if primary focus of TB was lung then nothing to be bother as after taking 2 month of course it can not be infectious any more. so be happy.
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Dr. Krupali Devkar's  Response
hello dear,u need not worry, since it is not an active infection.TB in the infectious state has the bacteria in the sputum, 3 mths of medication has a good control.Still if u fear than just go for blood/clot culture and relieve yourself.Other tests come positive later on.

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Is There Any Chances Of Getting TB Infection From The Person Who Is Taking Medication For The Past 3 Months & If It Is So Which Medication I Should Undergo With ?

hi welcome to health care magic. do not panic.there are chances of you being infected if she has an active infection.i would suggest you to get yourself tested for tuberculosis.diagnosis is made by tests like tuberculin test,chest x ray,sputum microscopy..consult a physician and get yourself evaluated. take care!