One year ago, my tuberculosis (TB) report was positive, and I also had problems with my periods. I continued Ayurvedic treatment, and my report later became negative. But now, my report is positive again, and my ultrasound shows Kochs abdomen. My periods have not improved, and I have pain on my left side along with a lymph node in my armpit. Please advise.

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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Kochs abdomen suggests abdominal tuberculosis which may recur or persist if not fully treated. If lymph nodes are enlarged and symptoms are present, consult a chest physician or infectious disease specialist. Menstrual issues may need gynecology review.

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