Describe five typical symptoms of Tuberculosis infection?

1. Persistent cough: A cough that lasts for more than three weeks is a common symptom of tuberculosis. The cough may produce phlegm or blood.

2. Fatigue: People with tuberculosis often experience extreme tiredness and lack of energy, even after getting plenty of rest.

3. Weight loss: Unexplained weight loss is another common symptom of tuberculosis. This can occur due to a loss of appetite and the body's increased energy expenditure as it fights off the infection.

4. Fever and chills: Many people with tuberculosis experience low-grade fevers and chills, especially in the evening or at night.

5. Chest pain: Chest pain can occur when the infection spreads to the lungs, causing inflammation and irritation in the chest area. This pain may worsen with coughing or deep breathing.

1. Persistent cough (for more than 2 weeks)
2. Blood in sputum (phlegm)
3. Chest pain
4. Weight loss
5. Night sweats