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Hello doctor i have been married since 2014 no issue yet. Was diagnosed with tb in may 2015 took full a year treatment till 2016 may later i was conceived in oct 2016 but miscarried in dec 2016. I also had sugar issues was on insulin during pregnancy. In 2017 i found cyst on my left ovary with 14mm size. I have reduced weight on glycomet and kept my sugar normal hb1ac 5.7 for past 9 months but unable to conceive . I have no symptoms of tb but could i be still infected with tb in uterus as many articles suggesting its one of the reason for infertility? I have also gone through ovulation induction but failed. Im completely hopeless now no issue with uterus all hormones normal yet unable to conceive
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Don't get disheartened. Every problem has a solution. Infertility treatment needs a lot of patience as sucess rate is very limited. Now a days there is no condition in which one says you can't have baby. How are your menstrual cycle. And need to check many other details. We can chat online
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Have a D-lap and hysteroscopy and take endometrial biopsy too.
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