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¿Cómo hablo con mi proveedor de atención médica sobre la tuberculosis (TB) inactiva?

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    How do i talk to my healthcare provider about inactive tuberculosis (TB)? Spanish
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    How do i talk to my healthcare provider about inactive tuberculosis (TB)? Spanish

    Una guía de conversación para los pacientes

    Los microbios de la tuberculosis (TB) pueden permanecer en su cuerpo durante años sin causar síntomas. Esto se llama infección de tuberculosis inactiva o latente. La tuberculosis inactiva puede volverse tuberculosis activa en cualquier momento y enfermarlo. Una vez que la tuberculosis se vuelve activa, puede propagarse de persona a persona a través del aire. Conversar con su médico es el primer paso para proteger a su familia, sus amigos y su comunidad de esta enfermedad muy contagiosa.

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    Patient2Provider_Conversation_Guide_esp.pdf
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