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Latent Tb.
Mam is it possible to conceive with Latent TB? I have completed my 9 month TB course twice (18months). Then my gynaecologist did hydrotubation of my both fallopian tubes,which are blocked partially.I am trying to conceive for last three months,but not conceived yet. What should i do?
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Partially blocked tubes are worse than fully blocked tubes. You have more chances of ectopic pregnancy.
I think it is better to go for IVF.
Please consult a Gynaecologist who is practicing Assisted Reproductive Technology. You may get details about IVF.
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Bit difficult to conceive
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Partially blocked?
Tubes are either open or blocked
If open go with ovalution induction n timed intercourse
If closed ...go with ivf
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
Obstetrician
10 yrs exp
Jaipur
Get diagnostic hysterolaproscopy
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