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Anti TB Drugs for Genital TB
My wife has both fallopian tubes blocked. First done HSG and then laparoscopy (tubercles were seen in laparoscopy) but all TB test including Gene Xpert came negative. Now my infertility expert doctor wants to start tb course so that IVF can have better chances as tubercles were seen. She suggested medicine AKT4 for initial 2 months. I heard that there are many anti TB drugs and combination of right drug is very much important. I want to know if AKT4 is a right drug for genital TB or I should consult any other doctor too? Please help.
Also it would be great help if 2nd test suggest below LFT can be described. I searched it on internet but didn't found any such medical test.
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Dr. Vinay Gupta
Sexologist
36 yrs exp
Bilaspur
It's common. Follow the advice of ur ivf specialist. Genital TB usually dealt by gynaecologist. U may take second opinion from TB specialist doctor also.
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Dr. Ishwar Yamgar
Infertility Specialist
6 yrs exp
Kolhapur
Dont search anythong on internet better u consult md internal medicine for better treatment of tb it should be cleared then only u can go woth ivf as we also do ivf so it is very important to start a proper treatment of tb
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