How long does tuberculosis cough bleed?

TB patients may exhibit hemoptysis, but it is not directly related to how long they cough, but rather to the individual's condition. If TB lesions damage blood vessels, they may cause bleeding, which may lead to hemoptysis. Not all TB patients exhibit hemoptysis. Some patients exhibit hemoptysis, and some patients may never exhibit hemoptysis. In short, the presence of tuberculosis, whether or not there is hemoptysis, all need to actively accept regular anti-tuberculosis treatment, to pay attention to the combination of standardized medication on time according to the amount of treatment. If there is hemoptysis, you need to pay attention to the active use of appropriate hemostatic drugs, when necessary, to consider surgical treatment.