Does effects of salpingectomy and antituberculosis treatments on fertility result in patients with genital tuberculosis?
Salpingectomy is an option for treatment in patients diagnosed with pelvic tuberculosis and infertility to improve both clinical pregnancy rates and take-home baby rates in patients treated with antituberculosis therapy for 12 months.
Mouth rinsing with a bitter tasting quinine solution without ingestion does not improve 30-s sprint cycling performance.