Children with blood-borne tuberculosis can be cured through early, standardized, adequate and complete treatment. However, some children are found late, treatment is not standardized, insufficient dosage of medication, failure to use the full range of medication, drug resistance of tuberculosis bacteria, which leads to disease progression, or even death. Consult an infectious disease physician for more information and regular checkups.
Blood-borne tuberculosis treatment takes longer and requires continuous treatment. Blood-borne tuberculosis is mainly caused by tubercle bacilli entering the bloodstream, which can cause cough, sputum and fever, and it is easy to be combined with bacterial infections. Timely detection, standardized and active treatment is possible, but the first treatment requires hospitalization to adjust the medication.
However, some babies may be found late, or there are a variety of irregularities in the treatment, which may result in disease progression or even death. Therefore, children diagnosed with hematogenous TB need to consult a doctor in a timely manner, follow the doctor’s instructions for targeted treatment, and the later need for long-term standardized medication, and regular monitoring of liver and kidney function, do not stop taking the medication without authorization, so as to avoid the risk of children.