Abdominal tuberculosis is an important cause of ascites in India which accounts for 3-5% of all tuberculosis cases and its association with pulmonary tuberculosis is not clearly defined. Genital tuberculosis affects approximately 12% of patients with pulmonary tuberculosis and constitutes 15-20% of extra-pulmonary tuberculosis depending on the country. Apart from that, the coexistence of pulmonary and genital tuberculosis has been reported in 8- 15% of the cases in different studies. Present study reports three cases with age range of 44 years to 60 years. Main presenting complaint of one patient was Progressive abdominal distension, fullness andbreathing difficulty. In second patient, we observed Abdominal distension and decrease appetite and in third patient, complained of Abdominal distension with pain and backache,flatulence, weight loss and decrease appetite was observed

Ascites, Abdominopelvic, Tuberculosis, Ovarian malignancy