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| Why does tuberculosis cause heart disease? How is tuberculosis transmitted to others? Who is prone to tuberculosis? |
When tuberculosis occurs, tuberculosis destroys the lung tissue and increases the pressure on the lungs. At this time, the blood pumped from the heart to the lungs is reduced. Then in order to ensure sufficient oxygen, the heart of the heart needs to increase horsepower and make more blood flow to the lungs. Over time, the high-intensity work of the heart leads to myocardial wear and a series of symptoms of heart disease, such as rapid heartbeat. Dizziness, chest pain, etc.
