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Genital TB

2023-05-17 09:34:13
Hello Doctors,last Week I have undergone through laproscopy,Doctors diagnosed issues like  adenomyosis and some infection , my endometrial tissue had sent for TB testing , it came negative but as per Doctor though results are negative , internal structural  TB symptoms are there so he has started treatment for TB for 9 months,and he is planning to stop periods for 6 months for adenomyosis,Is it right way he is going?
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Answered2023-05-17 10:48:06

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Yes u should have trust on his treatment. 50 percentage of the cases TB cells are not seen on endometrial tissue. It's a clinical diagnosis and since it was seen directly with eyes on laparoscopy no need to doubt about diagnosis of genital TB . Go ahead with  ATT for nine months. It will improve your chances of spontaneous conception

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