Case 3: A 22-yr-old virgin female presented with lower abdominal pain with menstrual irregularities. She took non-specific antibiotics for 15 days. Family history was negative for TB. There was a complex mass of 7 cm with solid and cystic components in the right adnexa. CA125 level was 167 mg/dL. A peritoneal biopsy was obtained via laparotomy. AFB was not seen with EZN stain. In culture, both LJ and MGIT mediums were positive. After the identification of strain as MTC, anti-TB susceptibility was performed and SM resistance was detected solely.