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Kiani F. Physical Problems Tuberculosis From The Point Of Tuberculous Patients And Its Relation With Some Demegra Factors In Zahedan And Zabol 1994. J Adv Med Biomed Res 2001; 9 (34) :20-25
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Physical Problems Tuberculosis From The Point Of Tuberculous Patients And Its Relation With Some Demegra Factors In Zahedan And Zabol 1994
Fatemeh Kiani *
Abstract:   (147389 Views)
Tuberculosis is one the chronic infection diseases associated with multiple physical problems, because of importance of the physical problems, this is critical to recognize the problems associated with treatment.Material & Method: This study is performed over 150 patients with tuberculosis chosen with random sampling. The data collected through face-to-face conversation using check lists.Then the problems were classified to two groups: the problems due to disease and the problems associated with treatment.Results: The most common physical in our patients was feeling of fatigue (70%) chest pain (52%) and coughing (49.5%) the most common physical problems associated with treatment was Extremity pain (58.7%) vertigo (54%) and numbness of extremities (42.7%). Chi2 and student t-test revealed that physical problems associated with treatment have correlation with sex (P<0.05) and Education status (P<0.05).Discussion: This study revealed that, Tuberclous Patients numerous Physical problems and Females sex and uneducated persons have more complain of Anti T.B therapy.
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Received: 2008/11/11 | Accepted: 2001/03/15 | Published: 2001/03/15
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