The Shocking Truth About My Mysterious Illness: How I Battled Tuberculosis in Europe

 I first started shivering at night and had agonizing back pain in the winter of 2020. I originally attempted to ignore it, but it eventually became intolerable. In Poland, where I was living at the time, I saw a local doctor, but he was unable to determine the origin of my symptoms.

The shivering increased in frequency and the discomfort in my back grew worse as the days went by. In an effort to get a diagnosis and a treatment, I went to a number of doctors in Poland. Several medical exams, including an MRI of my lower spine, were performed on me, but nothing seemed to be working.

My health was interfering with both my personal and professional life, and I was starting to lose hope. I had recently begun a new I was having trouble concentrating because of the ongoing discomfort and shivering while working in Germany. That's when I realized I had to do whatever it takes to find a solution to this issue.

I saw yet another physician, and this time he prescribed a number of tests. The outcomes were unexpected. Previous examinations had missed an abscess in my thoracic region, which I had. This error had resulted in problems that would now have an impact on my future.

The fever, back ache, and shaking were brought on by the abscess pressing against my spinal cord. The diagnosis was tuberculosis, which I always heard of happening to others and that too in Lungs. This was something completely unexpected considering I do not smoke at all and was living in Europe.


I'll talk more about my experience with tuberculosis and how it affected my spine in my upcoming blog. I'll discuss the difficulties I had throughout my therapy and how they affected both my personal and professional lives. I'll also discuss how I dealt with the disease's psychological and emotional effects and how I maintained my optimism all throughout the struggle.

Millions of people throughout the world suffer from tuberculosis, and because of my experience, I now understand how important health and wellbeing are. By telling my story, I wish to spread knowledge about the condition and encourage others to visit a doctor if they notice any uncommon symptoms.

#StopTB #EndTB

Location: United States

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