Mrs NG, a 25 year old with PCOS with a laparoscopy done showing tuberculosis, had taken AKT and undergone two IUI cycles. Her HSG showed a right terminal hydrosalpinx. A laparoscopy revealed a right hydrosalpinx, pelvic adhesions and a left dilated but patent tube. Her right tube was delinked and adhesiolysis done. She underwent an IVF cycle during which she had a left ectopic pregnancy. A gynecologist at her hometown did a left salpingostomy.

We did a frozen embryo transfer cycle for her during which she again had a left sided ectopic pregnancy for which a left partial salpingectomy was done.

Following this, another IVF cycle was done, and she had a stump ectopic.

We did a laparoscopic bilateral salpingectomy.

In her frozen embryo transfer cycle she was found to have a uterine polyp for which a Hysteroscopic polypectomy was done.

She finally conceived in her frozen embryo transfer cycle and had a preterm birth at 7 months delivering a 900 gm baby. The baby is 1 year old now and doing well.