Urgent, may I ask if you have ever had tuberculosis and have been successful in IVF?

I have a successful IVF, I am already four months pregnant, and tuberculosis can be done as long as it does not affect the endometrium. View the original post

Sisters, we are the same disease I also have tuberculosis, adhesive blockage on both sides of the heating tube, the ovaries seem to be a little damaged in the examination 7 years ago It seems that there is no big deal Doing fluid is not less sinful, Finally, the doctor told me that if I want to have a child, I can only do IVF, don't do anything else, It's useless, the money is spent in vain, and now I also want to do IVF, I am very excited to see that we can have our own children, successful sisters and sisters You are doing IVF in ****? Have you also been tested for tuberculosis? View the original post

Landlord, are you tuberculosis caused by tuberculosis tubal tuberculosis or endometrial tuberculosis? If it is simple fallopian tube tuberculosis, the success rate of IVF is quite high; If it is endometrial tuberculosis that destroys the endometrium, then the success rate is low. View the original post

Alas, the abominable tuberculosis, I am also the same as the landlord, but my test tube has been successful, and I have already given birth to one, which is considered lucky. I hope that the sisters who have suffered the same are also pregnant[:em25:] View the original post

I had a tuberculin skin test and the result was strongly positive. Oh, my God! Since preparing for pregnancy, it is really a long knowledge! I just learned that tuberculosis also affects pregnancy! But what I don't understand is.

How does tuberculosis affect the fallopian tubes and lining? Ask for advice.

I haven't been to do BC, I don't know how much the endometrium is? Is there a successful test tube for endometrial tuberculosis View the original post".

I was going to do the test tube before the detection of pulmonary tuberculosis, now I have been taking the drug for half a year, yesterday to the CT re-examination results are "with the previous film (on the detection of tuberculosis when the **) no special change", the diagnosis is: secondary tuberculosis. The doctor suggested that the drug could be stopped, but I don't know if I am cured or not.

It's annoying. Do you have a mm to understand? View the original post

They are all sisters who have suffered from tuberculosis, and I also had a blocked fallopian tube caused by tuberculosis when I was 13 years old. Don't you know how this affects the success rate? I didn't get into bed after 2 test tubes, what should I do?

Have you ever had tuberculosis and did a successful test tube sister give me some confidence[:em25:] View the original post".

:em49:] How do you know that tuberculosis affects the fallopian tubes or lining?

I found it out in October '09, but the doctor said it was already old, but I still took the medicine for almost a year. Halfway through the pregnancy did **. Will it affect you?

What tests did you know? It's been more than a year since I've been preparing for pregnancy, and I'm so scared ......View the original post

J sisters, I am also endometrial tuberculosis, I have been ** for 1 year and 5 months and have stopped taking the drug for half a year, is this natural pregnancy almost impossible? Is there only a test tube? Sisters, how did you check if the endometrial tuberculosis has been cured, I have less menstruation now! View the original post