Patient's question:
My wife has been experiencing abdominal pain recently. After a thorough examination at the hospital, it was found that she has multiple uterine fibroids, and there is a suspicion of tubal adhesions due to tuberculosis. I feel this is a serious condition, so I would like to consult with you, Doctor. What kind of treatment does she need for this illness?Doctor's answer:
A woman has developed multiple uterine fibroids again. The primary reason is that the uterus was directly removed through surgery. If the fallopian tubes have tuberculosis and reoccur with adhesions, it is better to correct this through surgery. In this case, it can lead to pregnancy, tuberculosis, and spread to other parts. Antitubercular drug treatment should be administered, and it should be coordinated with the removal surgery of the uterine and fallopian tube appendages for better comprehensive recovery.