Tuberculosis

Symptoms of tuberculosis
Causes of tuberculosis
Transmission of tuberculosis
Natural treatment tuberculosis

Tuberculosis, or TB (short for now abandoned which is a TBC) is an infectious disease caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis. This disease most commonly affects the lungs, although in a third case of attacking other organs and is transmitted person to person. This is also one of the oldest diseases known to attack humans. If properly treated tuberculosis caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex, which is sensitive to the drug, practically incurable. Without TB treatment will result in death within the first five years on more than half the cases.

Symptoms of tuberculosis

Symptoms of TB disease can be divided into general symptoms and specific symptoms that arise according to the organ involved. Clinical picture is not very typical, especially in new cases, making it quite difficult to diagnose clinically.

Symptoms of systemic / general

·         Fever is not too high that lasts a long time, usually felt at night with night sweats. Sometimes an attack of influenza-like fever and intermittent nature.

·         Decreased appetite and weight.

·         Coughing for more than 3 weeks (may be accompanied by blood).

·         The feeling of not feeling well (malaise), weakness.

Specific symptoms

·         Depending on which organs are affected, if there is partial blockage of bronchi (the tubes leading to the lungs) due to pressure of enlarged lymph nodes, make noise "wheezing" noise accompanied by shortness of breath weakened.

·         If there is fluid dirongga pleural (lung packing), can be accompanied by chest pains.

·         When the bone, there will be symptoms such as bone infection at some point to form channels and lead to the overlying skin, in this estuary will discharge pus.

·         In children, can the brain (brain wrapping layer) and is referred to as meningitis (inflammation of the lining of the brain), the symptoms are high fever, a decrease in consciousness and convulsions.

Causes of tuberculosis
The cause of tuberculosis (TB) is a bacterium known as Mycobacterium tuberculosis, where the bacteria are spread from person to person through microscopic droplets released into the air. This can happen when someone is coughing, talking, sneezing, spitting, laughing and even singing.

Transmission of tuberculosis
TB disease is usually transmitted through contaminated air with Mikobakterium tuberculosis bacteria are released at the time of TB patient coughs, and in children the source of infection is generally derived from adult TB patients. These bacteria often enter and when accumulated in the lungs will breed a lot (especially in people with low immunity), and can be spread through blood vessels or lymph nodes. That is why TB infection can infect almost all organs such as lungs, brain, kidney, gastrointestinal tract, bone, lymph nodes, etc., though the organs most often affected are the lungs.

Natural treatment

The traditional recipe that can be used to treat this disease is to use the materials:
a. Sekepak anom shoots (such as bitter melon, but his skin had
spots).
b. 1 cup fennel pulosari,
c. 2 tablespoons brown sugar.

How to make a potion:
1. Enter anom leaf and fennel pulosari into a pot that already contains water.
2. Lid tightly on the saucepan, boil Ialu over the fireplace is not a big tothe flames.
3. When it boils, let it go until the water tinggai 1/4 pot,
4. After that remove from the fire and mixed with brown sugar. Mix well, chill Ialu.
5. The herb is taken 3 times daily with a dose of sekaii drink as much as 1 cup. With this herb, God willing, TB disease can be cured.

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