Trying To Conceive. Done Follicular Study, Laproscopy Came Normal. Diagnosed With TB. Should I Take AKT?
Thanks for your query.
I read your query and I understand your concerns.
Following is my reply:
1) When TBPCR was positive in 2009, you should have started treatment. Now its late but still it is better to go ahead with treatment though your current TBPCR status is negative.
2) Since your other reports are normal, Tuberculosis of endometrium could be reason for not conceiving.
3) I understand your present gamma interferon blood test shows negative for tuberculosis, but it cannot detect endometrial tuberculosis efficiently as TBPCR of endometrium.
4) Your husband's semen analysis is not a problem. Conception is possible with such count. Only motility is bit low which is also marginally low and really not a matter of concern. So i suggest you not to worry. Its good semen.
5) Your AMH is on average range. SInce woman's egg reserve reduce drastically after 35 years, I can see that it is not low but on decline.
6) Hence looking at the above report, I suggest you Take anti tubercular treatment and go ahead with IVF as you are already approaching 35.
I hope I answered your concerns. Please get back to me if any more doubts.
Regards,
Dr. Mahesh Koregol
IVF & Infertility Specialist
1) I know you are worried about the effects of AKT drug on fetus if you conceive during treatment.
2) You are right some of drugs are knowns to cause fetal anomalies if you conceive during treatment. Hence it is prudent to use condoms during these days to avoid conception.
3) No dietary precautions are necessary. Eat normal food only.
4) I suggest you get tube test after completing AKT treatment as it is more reliable and worthwhile.
5) So please consult a physician as early as possible and start AKT treatment.
Regards,
Dr. Mahesh Koregol
IVF & Infertility Specialist