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Normal Chest X-ray vs Tuberculosis (TB) X-ray | Explained by XrayXpert
In this video, we compare a normal chest X-ray with a TB-affected X-ray to help you understand the key differences in lung imaging.
👉 A normal X-ray shows clear lung fields with no abnormal shadows.
👉 A TB X-ray may show white patches, cavities, infiltrates, or fibrosis, indicating infection.
Tuberculosis is a serious lung disease, but early detection through X-ray can help start treatment on time and prevent complications.
⚠️ Common TB Symptoms:
Persistent cough (more than 2 weeks)
Fever & night sweats
Weight loss
Chest pain
📌 If you notice these symptoms, consult a doctor and get a chest X-ray done.

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