FOLLOW-UP REPORT ON PATIENT WITH TUBERCULOSIS 2025

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Lost to follow-up (LTFU) was defined as patients who received treatment for at least 4 weeks and the treatment was discontinued for more than eight consecutive weeks (15).
If you think you have been exposed to someone with active TB disease, you should contact your health care provider or local or state health department about getting a TB blood test or TB skin test. Be sure to tell the health care provider when you spent time with the person who has active TB disease.
Follow-up of TB patient Individuals on treatment need to undergo Clinical Follow-up at the end of every four weeks of treatment, A laboratory follow-up using a sputum sample is required at the end of Intensive phase and Continuation phase.
If the first TB skin test result is negative, a second TB skin test should be done 1 to 3 weeks later. If the second TB skin test result is positive, it is probably a boosted reaction.
Follow-up of TB patient The objective of treatment follow-up is to monitor response to treatment. Individuals on treatment need to undergo Clinical Follow-up at the end of every four weeks of treatment, A laboratory follow-up using a sputum sample is required at the end of Intensive phase and Continuation phase.
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CDC discourages a testing approach that is independent of a risk assessment. Frequency of testing depends on a persons risk factors. This could range from one-time only testing among persons at low risk for future TB exposure to annual testing among those at continued risk of exposure.
If youre at a higher risk for TB, your healthcare provider may recommend yearly TB testing. If your risk for tuberculosis infection is low, you can go several years without getting a TB test. Ask your healthcare provider what frequency they recommend based on your specific situation.

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