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Dr My wife suffering from lunce tuberculosis,since 15 days I wanted to make sex with him,is there any infection regarding sex without precaution..pls Dr suggest me thanking u
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hello I understand your fear. there is no need of you to worry about. it is safe to have sex with your wife. one more thing I would like to remind you is that if a person with tuberculosis coughs the bacteria will be in air for 10 to 12 hours so take care if that. except this there will motive any effective you have sex with her. Thank you
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