Tuberculosis (TB) joint inflammation represents around 1-3% of all instances of tuberculosis and for roughly 10-11% of extrapulmonary cases. TB joint pain essentially includes the huge weight-bearing joints, specifically the hips, knees, and lower legs, and once in a while includes littler nonweight-bearing joints. The analysis of TB joint inflammation is regularly postponed because of absence of mindfulness, tricky beginning, absence of trademark early radiographic discoveries and frequently absence of protected or aspiratory contribution. Exceptional present and past endeavors into demonstrative, restorative, and preventive mediations have concentrated on pneumonic TB in grown-ups, however TB joint pain has been generally ignored. Extra research, comprehension, and anticipation of TB joint pain are desperately required. In this article, we survey the study of disease transmission, conclusion, and standards of treatment of TB joint inflammation.