Testing for Tuberculosis
Call for an Appointment or for more information – (440)576-6010 opt#2
ACHD gives TB skin tests if one is needed for school or work reasons. These are done on
Fridays by appointment, and the patient comes back on the following Monday to have it read.
The TB skin test is also called the Mantoux tuberculin skin test (TST). A TB skin test requires
two visits with us. On the first visit the test is placed; on the second visit the health care
provider reads the test.
• The TB skin test is a small injection into the skin on the lower part of the arm.
• The person must return within 48 to 72 hours (by appointment) to have a trained health care
worker look for a reaction on the arm.
• The person will receive a card as proof of the results of the test.
Call ACHD with any questions or to make an appointment at (440)576-6010 opt#2.
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Press Release – Suspected Tuberculosis
The Ashtabula County Health Department continues to stress that this is a suspected case
only, and that there is no specific date set by the Ohio Department of Health when testing will
be complete due to the nature of the TB testing process.
El Departamento de Salud del Condado de Ashtabula continúa enfatizando que este es solo
un caso sospechoso y que el Departamento de Salud de Ohio no establece una fecha
específica en la que se completarán las pruebas debido a la naturaleza del proceso de prueba
de tuberculosis
Call (440) 576-6010, option 2, for the Nursing Department during normal business hours for vaccine information, clinics list, or an appointment.
For the Environmental Department or Vital Statistics, call (440) 576-6010, option 3, during normal business hours.
Feel free to visit during normal business hours.
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