The average length of hospitalization for patients with bronchial tuberculosis is 32 days, but a course of treatment of 12 months or more is usually required to achieve complete cure. Patients with bronchial tuberculosis patients are mostly seen in young and middle-aged people. Most patients with bronchial tuberculosis can be clinically cured if they are detected and treated early. If not treated in time, it will leave serious complications, and even cause patients to die. The treatment course of bronchial tuberculosis is divided into standardized chemotherapy regimen and standardized short-course chemotherapy regimen, and the standardized short-course chemotherapy regimen is preferred in China, which often requires 6 to 9 months of treatment. In the standardized short-course chemotherapy program for the treatment of bronchial tuberculosis, it often includes intensive phase treatment and consolidation phase treatment, with the intensive phase treatment being the beginning of 2 months and the consolidation phase treatment being the following months. When patients with bronchial tuberculosis try to develop for the first time, they need to be hospitalized, and apply more than two kinds of antimicrobial drugs, such as isoniazid, rifampicin, etc., and be discharged from the hospital only after their symptoms are completely controlled, with an average hospitalization period of 32 days. However, special attention should be paid to the fact that for patients with multidrug-resistant tuberculosis, the treatment course needs to be prolonged, and the total course of treatment is greater than 20 months, and the hospitalization time also needs to be prolonged. Hospitalization for bronchial tuberculosis is not a complete cure, but requires continued medication as prescribed by the doctor after discharge, and clinical cure can usually be achieved. The presence of bronchial tuberculosis, the need to actively seek medical attention, the drugs need to be under the guidance of the physician reasonable application.