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What happen if primary complex is not treated?

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THIS THIS DAY..WEVE BEEN TO A LABORATORY CLINIC TO EXAMINE MY SON DUE TO HIS LYMPH NODE AND COUGH..HIS COUGH IS ABOUT A MONTH ON AND OFF....WE HAVE HIS RESULY IN XRAY...
HAZINESS IS SEEN ON THE RIGHT LOWER LUNG FIELD.THE HEART IS NOT ENLARGED.DIADPHRAGM AND COSTOPHRENIC SINUSES ARE INTACT.THE REST OF THORACIC STRUCTURES ARE UNREMARKABLE.
IMPRESSION;
RIGHT BASAL PNUEMONITIS.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN......PRIMARY COMPLEX?

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Of course, it will lead to tuberculosis when the child grows up or it will cause other respiratory disease

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