Please>>>> how you were diagnosed with TB (What was the process?); what you may face as an individual with TB. (What can you expect in the short- and the long-term? What are the challenges? What are your symptoms?);
what your treatment options and fears about drug resistant TB are; and
some risk factors and things they can do to avoid infection with TB

So you can get diagnosed by doing the TB skin test and TB blood test. A person infected with TB has coughs, fever, chills, night sweats and loss of appetite. It can get severe over the time such as affecting other body organs such as lungs. It can be treated by taking several medications such as rifampin, pyrazinamide and ethambutol. It can be prevented by good hygiene and reducing bacteria spread by covering the mouth and nose while sneezing or coughing.