Understanding Genital TB: Symptoms, Tests, and Treatment

When we talk about reproductive health, we often forget about one important issue: genital tuberculosis (TB). You might know TB as a lung disease, but it can also affect other parts of the body, like the reproductive system, which can cause fertility problems. At Rana IVF Center, led by Dr. Vijaydeep Kaur, they’re experts at dealing with genital TB, making it one of the best places to go for infertility treatment.

Symptoms of Genital TB: To start figuring out if someone has genital TB, we need to watch out for some signs. These signs might not seem serious at first, but they’re important to pay attention to. Things like having a low-grade fever, losing weight without a reason, and not feeling hungry could be signs of genital TB.

Tests for Genital TB: At Rana IVF Center, they use advanced techniques to check for genital TB accurately.

• Ultrasound: This painless test creates images of the reproductive organs to detect TB-related issues.
• Hysterosalpingography (HSG): It involves injecting dye into the uterus and fallopian tubes and taking X-rays to check for blockages caused by TB.
• PCR Testing: A sensitive test that looks for TB bacteria in a uterus sample, providing quick and accurate results for prompt treatment.

Treatment for Genital TB: Once they’re sure someone has genital TB, it’s important to start treatment quickly to avoid more problems and keep fertility safe. People with TB usually get special medicines that are designed to kill the TB bacteria. These medicines are taken for a specific amount of time and help get rid of the TB bacteria and ease symptoms, so the reproductive system can get back to normal.

In conclusion, genital TB is a big deal when it comes to infertility, but it’s often not talked about enough. At Rana IVF Center, with Dr. Vijaydeep Kaur leading the way, they make sure to diagnose and treat genital TB properly. By understanding genital TB better and providing the right treatments, Rana IVF Center is a place where people can find hope and support on their journey to becoming parents.