Female genital tuberculosis (FTB) is a type of extra pulmonary (outside lungs) tuberculosis affecting female reproductive organs. It usually has no symptoms or sometimes presents with nonspecific symptoms like menstrual irregularities, abdominal pain and infertility. Screening involves risk assessment, imaging studies, and laboratory tests, while diagnosis relies on endometrial biopsy, laparoscopy, and molecular tests like PCR. Early detection is vital
Not many years ago the word bacteria always meant harmful elements which are dangerous to all humans. All bacteria were considered as foreign invaders and thus would be a concern to their potential to cause infection and diseases. However in the last few years some bacteria which were beneficial to mankind were discovered Helpful gut bacteria, also known as probiotics,