Immune reconstitution syndrome-mediated acute fulminant tuberculous myopericarditis in young postpartum patient: a case report

Important to consider acute fulminant tuberculous myopericarditis that developed immediately in the postpartum period. The IRS-induced acute fulminant tuberculous myopericarditis is reasonable to be considered as an underlying mechanism. Most of the reported cases showed significant improvement after ATT initiation. Clinical vigilance and awareness for early diagnosis and delivering timely management of ATT as effective therapy for tuberculous myopericarditis is of the utmost importance.