Tuberculous pleurisy is inflammation caused by mycobacterium tuberculosis infection. Its clinical manifestations are fever, cough, chest pain, dyspnea and pleural effusion. When mycobacterium tuberculosis enters the pleural cavity and the human body is in a highly allergic state, it may cause exudative pleurisy.

Treatment:

Tuberculous pleurisy is mainly treated with drugs, which requires regular anti-tuberculosis treatment and regular X-ray examination. If exudative pleurisy has a large amount of pleural effusion, which oppresses the heart and lungs and causes symptoms such as dyspnea, palpitation and chest tightness, you must go to the hospital immediately for treatment.

Prevention:

In prevention, we must first cut off the route of infection and minimize contact with tuberculosis patients. Live a regular life, arrange work and rest properly, and don't be too tired. Diet should be nutritious, avoid spicy, hot and phlegm-producing products, and those who have tobacco and alcohol hobbies should resolutely quit. At ordinary times, you should keep yourself refreshed and happy, and take part in some favorite entertainment activities.