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Q: Uterus Tuberculosis

asked by: monica_1980 on May 14th, 2007

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Few days back I had the problem of typhoid and bad appetite.After that I consulted a general physician and she advised me to take some antibiotics for the same. I took it and got some relief. After that I had a checkup with my gynaecologist and she told me that I am having a problem of Uterus Tuberculosis and it would take 9 months for the treatment. Can anybody tell me what is it? is it curable?can I get Pregnant during this period?What is the reason of this problem? & what kind of precautions should I take?

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Tylanas

replied on May 14th, 2007

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Re: Uterus Tuberculosis

monica_1980 wrote:

Those are all questions you should be asking your doctor! He or she is the best source for information.

It does sound like it is curable, but I would advise very heavily that you absolutely avoid pregnancy during this time period, as the treatment may involve some very strong medicines.

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