Patients with advanced tuberculosis will have systemic symptoms such as fatigue and night sweats, and respiratory symptoms such as hemoptysis. 1. Systemic symptoms: low-grade fever in the afternoon, fatigue, loss of appetite, etc. Some patients experience rapid weight loss, emaciation, and night sweats at night. 2. Respiratory symptoms: cough aggravation, increased sputum, hemoptysis, bloody sputum, infected sputum is purulent, the inflammation spreads to the pleura, causing chest pain symptoms, chest wall tingling, with the aggravation of breathing and coughing and aggravation, some patients will also appear dyspnea symptoms, should be treated in time, most of them can be cured. Tuberculosis should be found in time to seek medical treatment, when tuberculosis is not incurable, reasonable use of anti-tuberculosis drugs, effective treatment, most can be cured. If the patient has the above symptoms, it is recommended to go to respiratory medicine or infectious diseases department in time.