Diagnosed with extensive PTB, What does it mean?

Guest over a year ago

hi, my chest PA impression was this, inflamatory process, both upper lungs. consider extensive PTB...What does it mean? pls. i need more explainations..thanks

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medic-dan109453 over a year ago

Hi guest,

It means you very likely have PTB, pulmonary tuberculosis.

Your doctor should explain the diagnosis and treatment. Follow the treatment, antibiotics, exactly as prescribed.

Good luck.

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jhenny over a year ago

I have a result of x-ray - the impression is non-extensive PTB. What do they mean by that?

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