Can pregnancy can be possible during anti tubarculosis treatment?
My TB treatment is going on since 2 months and we were planning a baby this year. Now im confused whether its safe to conceive during the medicines ya we should wait till the course is done. Anyone been through this?
Yes, it's possible to conceive, but since TB medicines are very strong, please check with your gynac and doctor immediately! 🩺 They will make sure you are on the safest medications for a healthy pregnancy! 💕
It is possible to conceive, but your body is already fighting a big infection and handling strong medications. After going through my own delicate pregnancy and C-section recovery, I highly recommend talking to your doctor first to ensure your treatment is completely safe for a baby.
Pregnancy is possible, but TB medications are quite strong and can really affect your stomach and appetite. Please speak to your doctor right away to see which drugs are safe during pregnancy and how to manage your diet safely.
Hey, don't stress too much, but please listen to me on this one. Getting pregnant during TB treatment is possible, but you must talk to your gynac and your regular doctor immediately to make sure your medicines are safe for the baby. Take care, sweetheart!
Yes, it is definitely physically possible to get pregnant, but honey, TB treatment is really heavy on the body. Don't try to manage this with internet advice—call your doctor immediately to discuss how your TB meds might affect a pregnancy, so you can stay safe.
This is an extremely sensitive medical situation. Some anti-TB medications are not safe for a growing baby, while others are absolutely necessary. Please consult both your TB specialist and your gynac immediately to plan your treatment safely.
Since I had health issues like thyroid during my pregnancy, I know how crucial regular medical follow-ups are. Getting pregnant during TB treatment is possible, but you must consult your pulmonologist and gynac immediately to adjust your medications safely and do regular check-ups.
