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Best TB specialist in Ahmedabad

Best TB specialist in Ahmedabad | Tuberculosis treatment in India

Combat Tuberculosis with Confidence at Tathaagat Infection Diseases Clinic – Your Trusted TB Clinic in Ahmedabad, India.

Tuberculosis is a formidable health concern, demanding expert care. Our dedicated clinic, equipped with top-tier medical professionals, offers unparalleled tuberculosis treatment in Ahmedabad. With years of experience, we are your partners in battling this ailment, ensuring effective recovery and improved quality of life. Reach out to the best TB specialist in Ahmedabad by calling 9664630466 to secure your appointment.

About Tuberculosis

How does one acquire tuberculosis?

TB is spread from person to person through the air. When people with TB of the lungs cough, sneeze, or spit, they release the TB germs into the air. A person needs to inhale only a few of these germs to become infected. There are other uncommon modes of spread like ingestion of the organisms.

Can TB occur only in the lungs?

No, TB can affect almost any organ of the body. Apart from lung TB, other sites/organs which are commonly affected are lymph nodes, pericardium, brain, spine, intestines, bones, joints, etc.

How can TB be prevented?

TB can be prevented by avoiding contact with persons suffering from TB and wearing masks while in contact with TB patients. A healthy lifestyle and diet and optimal Vitamin D levels may help but do not guarantee protection against TB.

Which group of people is at high risk of TB?

Overcrowding and malnutrition are important risk factors. However, TB is not limited to any specific group or strata of society. TB can affect anyone at any age.

Is TB curable? How much time does it take for the treatment to work?

TB is 100% curable if optimal, weight-based treatment (AKT) is started on time. The duration of AKT varies from 6-20 months or even longer depending on the site of infection and the strain/nature of TB. Research for shorter duration of treatment for drug-resistant TB is going on.

What is drug-resistant TB? Is it deadly?

Drug-resistant TB is one which does not respond to the usual first-line drugs. Treatment comprises of higher category drugs, more medicines, and longer duration. It is very important to be in regular follow-up with your doctor for optimal management. Overall cure rates in drug-resistant TB are less than sensitive TB but results are good if treatment is completed with good compliance. The expertise of a specialist doctor is a must for the treatment of such complicated cases.

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    Conditions are as follows:

    • Abdominal TB
    • Active Pulmonary Tuberculosis
    • Anti Tuberculosis
    • Avian Tuberculosis
    • Bone Tuberculosis
    • Brain Tuberculosis
    • Breast Tuberculosis
    • Cavitary Pulmonary Tuberculosis
    • Cavitary Tuberculosis
    • Cervical Tuberculosis
    • Chronic Pulmonary Tuberculosis
    • Chronic Tuberculosis
    • CNS Tuberculosis
    • Congenital Tuberculosis
    • Cutaneous Tuberculosis
    • Dormant Tuberculosis
    • Endometrial Tuberculosis
    • Extra Pulmonary Tuberculosis
    • Gastrointestinal Tuberculosis
    • Glandular Tuberculosis
    • Granulomatous Lymphadenitis Tuberculosis
    • Hepatic Tuberculosis
    • HRZE Tuberculosis
    • Ileocaecal Tuberculosis
    • Infectious Pulmonary Tuberculosis
    • Intestinal Tuberculosis
    • Kidney Tuberculosis
    • Knee Tuberculosis
    • Laryngeal Tuberculosis
    • Latent Tuberculosis Infection
    • Lymph Node Tuberculosis
    • Lymphatic Tuberculosis
    • MDR Tuberculosis
    • Miliary Tuberculosis
    • MTB Tuberculosis
    • Mycobacterium Tuberculosis
    • Neck Tuberculosis
    • Non Pulmonary Tuberculosis
    • Non-Tuberculosis Mycobacterium
    • Ocular Tuberculosis
    • Osteoarticular Tuberculosis
    • Pelvic Tuberculosis
    • Perianal Tuberculosis
    • Peritoneal Tuberculosis
    • Pleural TB
    • Pleural Tuberculosis Treatment
    • Port Site Tuberculosis
    • Post Tuberculosis Sequelae
    • Primary Pulmonary Tuberculosis
    • Pulmonary Tuberculosis
    • Renal Tuberculosis Treatment
    • Resistant Tuberculosis
    • Skeletal Tuberculosis
    • Skin Tuberculosis
    • Splenic Tuberculosis
    • Testicular Tuberculosis
    • Tuberculous Lymphadenitis
    • Tuberculous Meningitis
    • Tuberculous Pericardial Effusion
    • Tuberculous Pericarditis
    • Tuberculous Pleural Effusion
    • Urogenital Tuberculosis
    • Uterus Tuberculosis
    • TB in Spinal Cord
    • TB Pericarditis
    • TB Spine
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