Bronchoscopy for tuberculosis

Bronchoscopy can usually detect symptoms of pulmonary tuberculosis. Bronchoscopy is usually one of the methods to diagnose pulmonary tuberculosis. During the examination, it can effectively detect lung diseases. In addition to bronchoscopy, you can also choose to check through deep sputum specimens, which can also effectively detect whether there are symptoms of bronchial tuberculosis.

After a bronchoscopy, if tuberculosis is confirmed, the result is usually positive. In this case, you need to actively cooperate with the doctor and perform a biopsy, especially for patients suspected of having space-occupying disease. A biopsy can help confirm the diagnosis.

After being diagnosed with pulmonary tuberculosis, it is usually necessary to take oral anti-tuberculosis drugs such as salt butanol, rifampicin, and isoniazid under the guidance of a doctor, which can effectively play a role in standardized adjustment and treatment. During the drug treatment, you need to closely observe the changes. If the recovery is not very good, you need to actively cooperate with the doctor to promote the absorption and metabolism of tuberculosis by adjusting the treatment plan.

During the medication period, you need to pay attention to your light diet, try to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and eat less spicy food.