Ohiyana wa elapaha yawiipitha ni yawooneya ni elomwe (sotaque de Moçambique)

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Ohiyana wa elapaha yawiipitha ni  yawooneya ni elomwe (sotaque de Moçambique)

Elapaha (nari TB) eretcha enaakeela chachachá nmasasu. Sawona sa eretcha ya elapaha yawooneya inakhala okothomola wotcharelela, ovoreya wa etchirima nari okothomola ephome. Eri hiha, atchu akina arino eretcha ya TB annaatchukhula afitchu awe, masi khanooneiha sawoniha ovoreiwa. alaa anakhala akumi phameenecha ehivoreiwaka etchu. Yereya hiha enitchaniwa eretcha ya elapaha yawiipitha. Wohiyana ni eretcha ya elapaha yawooneya, mwakhalano eretcha ya elapaha yawiipitha khenavukiwa ni atchu akina ovinhera mwa nhu. Afaafani ni meetiku’anhu wawi musuwele wapakiwaka  omwaleiwa wa elapaha yawiipitha mweelaponi mwanhu nave yawakwanelaka opakeliwa nhuwano. Vamoha, nhu ni meetiku’anhu mokhala ovirela eretcha ya elapaha yawiipitha navetho wikasopha mwa eretcha ya elapaha  yawooneya.

The Differences Between Latent and Active TB in Lomwe (accent from Mozambique)

Tuberculosis (or TB) is a disease that mainly infects the lungs. Symptoms of active TB disease include a chronic bad cough, pain in the chest, or coughing up blood. However, some people who are infected with TB carry the bacteria but do not show these symptoms. They will appear perfectly healthy. This is called latent TB infection. Unlike active TB disease, latent TB infection is not infectious to others. Check with your provider to see if tests for latent TB are locally available and whether getting tested for latent TB is right for you. Together, you and your healthcare provider can beat latent TB infection and prevent active TB disease.

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