INTESTINAL TUBERCULOSIS: SYMPTOMS, CONTAGION AND HOW TO CURE - GENERAL CLINIC

How to Identify and Treat Intestinal Tuberculosis



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Intestinal tuberculosis is the infection of the intestine by the tuberculosis bacillus, which can be transmitted through saliva droplets of people who have this disease, or by eating and drinking meat or milk from contaminated animals. This infection is most common in people who have very weakened immunity, such as people with AIDS, for example and it usually happens when the person also has pulmonary tuberculosis and swallows the secretions with the bacillus