Disease Questions and Answers

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1. jac333 on May 5th, 2009

   It’s airborne … does that help?

2. rocksane on May 8th, 2009

   well,, it is basically droplet disease so when the healthy person breath in these droplet release from infected person……so when the mycobacterium enters the lungs…. WBC called phagocyte engulf it and began to form shell around it keeping it under control.. at next stage tubercles are develop which find a suitable environment for growing in the macrophages then it began to invade the bronchi oles and eventually destroy the cells of lungs…….causing TB………
   (if not right……sorii……i m just beginner here of 16 yrs old……)

3. Bob T on May 9th, 2009

   Through the lungs when someone coughs around you.

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