Updated On: 18 December, 2025 12:52 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
The patient had been diagnosed with tuberculosis in 2019 and completed the treatment. However, the infection had caused irreversible damage to her reproductive area

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A Pune couple, who had been trying to conceive for seven years, were advised to consider adoption due to severe damage caused in the fallopian tubes and endometrium by the woman's past Tuberculosis infection.
Laparoscopy had revealed fluid-filled fallopian tubes, a scarred uterus (Asherman’s syndrome), and an endometrium too thin to support a pregnancy, leaving specialists unable to operate further.