Hello doctor, My wife is suffering from irregular and painful periods from more than a year. We went to the doctor, and he told us to perform several tests like serum vitamin, serum prolactin, thyroid function, hemogram, calcium level, and Mantoux test. The reports, which I have attached, showed the level of vitamin D3 and calcium to be low. Her hemoglobin level is 11.5 g/dL, and Mantoux test is also positive. Is it a form of Koch's disease? She was prescribed AKT-4, Ondem MD, Betnesol, and Neurobion forte. But after she started taking them, she has some allergic reaction. Her body has become red, and she has eruptions, which are itching. She has a burning sensation in her stomach. I want to know if this is a reaction to the medicines. What does this Koch's disease mean?
Hello. This is a case of irregular, painful periods, which is not uncommon among the woman who has not become a mother yet. Get the USG and biopsy done. Stop steroids and ATD (anti-tuberculosis drugs). For more information consult an obstetrician and gynaecologist online -->