MODERN INTERPRETATION OF THE CHANGES AND TREATMENT OF THE MUCOUS MEMBRANE OF THE ORAL CAVITY IN TUBERCULOSIS

Abstract

Oral tuberculosis is a chronic infectious disease caused by Koch bacillus. Patients complain of worsening general condition, fever and lethargy. Locally, tubercles are detected, in the central part of which a painful shallow ulcer surface appears with uneven edges and a yellow granular bottom. Diagnosis of oral tuberculosis includes collecting complaints, taking anamnesis, clinical examination, cytological and bacterioscopic examination. Treatment of patients with oral tuberculosis is carried out in the tuberculosis dispensary.