Patient's question:
I have been married for twenty years, and so far, I still don't have any children. My husband and I went to the hospital for a comprehensive health check-up and are planning to undergo in vitro fertilization. The doctor conducted a thorough examination and found that I have endometrial tubal tuberculosis. I would like to consult about whether it is possible to undergo in vitro fertilization with endometrial tubal tuberculosis.Doctor's answer:
If there is tuberculous endometrium and fallopian tubes, have you had any treatment? Because if there is also tuberculous endometrium, the success rate of IVF will be greatly reduced. It is recommended that you actively receive regular long-term anti-tuberculosis treatment before considering the implementation of IVF, which will be better. If tuberculous endometrium and fallopian tubes heal on their own before implementing IVF, I can significantly reduce the success rate of IVF.