Re: Is there Gynecological Tubercolosis?

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> I just had consulted to a new doctor. She told me that, If I am

still

> suffering from vaginal discharges, even though I already have

taken,

> flagyl, doxin, albothyl, metronidazole suppositories and UTI anti-

> biotics, maybe I am suffering from gynecological tubercolosis. My

> Granparent died due to tubercolosis. What this thing all about?

>

> By the way the discharges coming out of my cervix.

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>

> Thank you.

>

> Cherry

What are all your symptoms? Are you taking birth control pills? If

so, they can cause a yellow cervical discharge and dysplasia.

Lynn

[Guest guest]

>

> I just had consulted to a new doctor. She told me that, If I am

still

> suffering from vaginal discharges, even though I already have

taken,

> flagyl, doxin, albothyl, metronidazole suppositories and UTI anti-

> biotics, maybe I am suffering from gynecological tubercolosis. My

> Granparent died due to tubercolosis. What this thing all about?

>

> By the way the discharges coming out of my cervix.

>

>

> Thank you.

>

> Cherry

You are the one who had bacteria in your swab aren't you? Bacterial

Vaginosis? If so...sometimes Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) is chronic and

does not respond to medications. I have read about women who have it

for years and just live with it (if it is not causing major symptoms).

I would suggest using condoms if you are going to have sex as well.

Since your partner could get the infection (men don't get symptoms)

and pass it back to you. You can be healed by medication, have sex

with him and get it back again.

I have read that cutting out sugar also helps BV as well as taking

probiotics (over the counter supplments).

Lynn

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HI Cherry,

Hon I've no idea if you might have TB (tuberculosis) of the genitals or not but WOW what an interesting read that is.. something I've not heard of before but I see now it is possible tho it may take years to be diagnosed (and I'd think fairly rare) but here's a good site if you'd like to check it out and it sure does mention the genital tract, the genitals and more..

http://www.sunmed.org/pelvictb.html

Also from what I understand hon, 'all' discharge comes from the cervix initially then works it's way down and out. Just wishing you the best and hope you find your answer hon. I'm so sorry but hang in there and keep pushing for an answer with your doctors if you have to go back every few weeks or camp on their doorstep as I did, *grin*.

Hugs

Dee~