Symptoms for Tuberculosis (TB)

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If you have latent TB, you will not have symptoms unless the disease becomes active.

Coughing, which produces a small amount of green or yellow sputum in the morning.
During tuberculosis, you will loose your weight and have the feeling of tiredness.
Rapid heartbeat, may lead to the condition of tuberculosis.
When lymph nodes in the neck are infected, then swelling in the neck occur, which is a symptom of tuberculosis.
Shortness of breath and chest pain could occur in rare cases.

Cold night sweats, which are heavy enough to wake a sleeper up and require a change of nightclothes or bed sheets.
During tuberculosis, you are not feeling well.
A loss of energy and appetite.
Nausea or vomiting may occur during T. B.
Breathlessness may occur due to infection in lungs.
Swollen glands.
Before tuberculosis, You are get affected by pneumonia.
hemoptysis (blood in the sputum) can occur in tuberculosis.
In a minority of people with weakened immune systems, TB bacteria may spread through their blood to various parts of their body.