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Genital Tuberclosis
Diagnosed with Endometriotic Cysts on both ovaries. After Laproscopy Doctor said that they were not endometritic cysts and were not on the ovaries. There were two cysts each located at the fimbrial ends of the fallopian tubes filled with some caseous material. The doctors first punctured the cyst on one side considering it an endometriotic and then removed rest of the tissue by burning it. While on the other side she removed the cyst along with the fimbrial end. Biopsy report indicate Genital Tuberclosis.
What are the chances of Natural Conception?
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You will be required to take anti tuberculosis treatment. After completion of the course , tube testing (HSG) will be done. If HSG comes normal, you can conceive naturally.
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
Infertility Specialist
20 yrs exp
Pune
Wht is your age... Complete the full course of Akt chance of natural conception will be less so don't waste too much time in hoping as ovarian age is very important to think about aggressive treatment
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Dr. Nisha Bhargava
Gynecologist
35 yrs exp
Delhi
Take full course of ATT and hsg later on .if both tubes r patent try fr normal conception.if no conception fr 3 months seek advice
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