A 4-year-old child presented with cough persisting for 1 month & low grade fever. There was a history of contact with TB. What is the chest X ray of the child given below suggestive of?: (A) Pleural efusion, (B) Miliary TB, (C) Cavitation, (D) Primary TB
Answer is D. Chest X Ray showing lung parenchymal lesion with enlarged hilar lymph nodes, in a child with persistent cough, fever & history of contact with TB points towards 'Primary TB'.