Tn Gal Suspect With Tb - Page 3

Jonas21 · #31 22-01-2008, 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Ahyeo61

Bro look like you are not close but in love and in a fix now...hope that she will not just leave sg like tat otherwise you will suffer more than TB...think hard

I already suffering alot. Really hate the way she handle it. Really feel like giving her 2 tight slaps. Wonder why gals have to do it tis way, ask a few gal friends of mine, same thing they would do. Women are really funny why must they think guys can only live with them for better only but cannot live with them for worst. Are we really so bad? Any bros got ideas wat i can do?

sparkypk56 · #32 22-01-2008, 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Jonas21

I already suffering alot. Really hate the way she handle it. Really feel like giving her 2 tight slaps. Wonder why gals have to do it tis way, ask a few gal friends of mine, same thing they would do. Women are really funny why must they think guys can only live with them for better only but cannot live with them for worst. Are we really so bad? Any bros got ideas wat i can do?

You should not let your heart rule your head and do appreciate that
what she is doing for you is out of love and concern for you, this is
the best thing one can get.

Frankly, since she had already visited the doctor, even at the slightest
indication that she contacted TB, she would be immediately quarantined,
thus I don't think it is TB but perhaps lung infection. I think she is
just preparing for the worst and distant away from you for the time
being till she get the clearance, for fear of transmitting anything to
you.

She must have a mind on her own and it is not wise to undermine her
decision but to respect her wish. Just imagine if she did not revealed
anything to you and at the worst case you also contract TB, you will
perhaps hate her for not telling you, isn't it ? Either way she is still
deemed wrong, so what is right ?

Overbearing her will create friction and seemed dominating which will
hurt more of your relationship, show her that you care and respect
her, after she cools down, she will be more appreciative towards
you.

This is just my personal opinion.

Jonas21 · #33 22-01-2008, 11:46 AM

Just got confirmation from the clinic tat she never go for the tb test. Msg her and she say no flam (dunno spelling) so not going but she will go back for the 2nd x-ray test another day. To be frank she does not look sick only have cough. So i dunno how bros can keep a look out for it.

Sera Angel · #34 22-01-2008, 02:53 PM

where did she see the doctor, cause if it was a govt clinic, she would be quarantined if she reall had TB. But lucky TB is curable.

Jonas21 · #35 22-01-2008, 06:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Sera Angel

where did she see the doctor, cause if it was a govt clinic, she would be quarantined if she reall had TB. But lucky TB is curable.

Like i say the doctor said her lungs are infected and could be tb. Whether is it tb anot, she need to go for the test but she did not go and so now i also dunno is it tb or not. Even if she go for test it takes 3 mths for the result to come out.

Eastpipper · #36 22-01-2008, 06:09 PM

in such an advance society,how can test for TB only available after 3 months?

Jonas21 · #37 22-01-2008, 06:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Eastpipper

in such an advance society,how can test for TB only available after 3 months?

Tat you have to ask the nurse already. I remember she say something about leaving the flam for 3 mths to see whether it will produce dunno wat germs. So my guess is something like hiv got window period.

KC King · #38 22-01-2008, 07:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Jonas21

I already say very clearly, the doctor say that her lung is inffected and could be TB. So now doctor have to send her for testing and need 3 mths to know whether is it TB. I do not know whether will she go for the tests anot, as she does not want me to contact her. So that is why she is still working.

Need 3 months to validate whether is TB???

BlurWolfe · #39 23-01-2008, 12:31 AM

Bro Jonas,

Sorry to hear about your situation.
Firstly lung infection can be due to other germ other than TB, that they called pneumonia.
TB bacilli can be airborne (transmit by air) so those work or talk to them also can be infected.
Even with TB they do not need to stop work but must take treatment and check up regularly. Most common TB is treatable if they complete the treatment. Cheaper treatment option can consider SATA.
Btw normally TB lesions appear on top of the lungs in X-ray.

Hope this will help.

stiffness · #40 23-01-2008, 02:37 AM

To clarify - only if you are diagnosed with the particular strain of TB (commonly known as the super TB) then there's a chance that you may have to be quarantined. But otherwise, no quarantine is necessary. TB is treatable and you risk exposure if you're in close contact for over 8 hrs.

More information on the gahment's sites:
1. MOH
2. Health Promotion Board

If the lady has been to a doctor, and the doctor felt there's no need for a chest xray, in all likelihood it's not TB. Doctors are required to report TB in any case. TB isn't just cough, but a whole bunch of other symptoms - fever, loss of weight, blood in phlegm, night sweats etc.

Sera Angel · #41 23-01-2008, 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Eastpipper

in such an advance society,how can test for TB only available after 3 months?

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Originally Posted by Jonas21

Tat you have to ask the nurse already. I remember she say something about leaving the flam for 3 mths to see whether it will produce dunno wat germs. So my guess is something like hiv got window period.

Bro, I've asked a friend who has some medical background and he told me that TB has various strains and it may take a month or more to verify which strain it is but you can tell if you've got TB within weeks. I think maybe your TN gal might be hiding something from you.

Jonas21 · #42 23-01-2008, 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by stiffness

To clarify - only if you are diagnosed with the particular strain of TB (commonly known as the super TB) then there's a chance that you may have to be quarantined. But otherwise, no quarantine is necessary. TB is treatable and you risk exposure if you're in close contact for over 8 hrs.

More information on the gahment's sites:
1. MOH
2. Health Promotion Board

If the lady has been to a doctor, and the doctor felt there's no need for a chest xray, in all likelihood it's not TB. Doctors are required to report TB in any case. TB isn't just cough, but a whole bunch of other symptoms - fever, loss of weight, blood in phlegm, night sweats etc.

Well now she going for the 2nd x-ray at the end of the mth. So dunno wat's the outcome.