Introduction to the hazards of endometrial tuberculosis

Some women think that the endometrium will shed once every menstruation, so there is no need to worry about endometrial tuberculosis. Experts point out that this is a wrong idea, because endometrial tuberculosis infection is the base of the endometrium, so even if the endometrium sheds, tuberculosis will still exist.

1. Impact on pregnancy: The disease affects sexual intercourse and creates an environment in the vagina that is not conducive to sperm survival. For patients with severe vulvar tuberculosis, a large number of white blood cells in sexual secretions can phagocytose sperm, consume energy substances in semen, reduce sperm motility, shorten sperm survival time, and thus reduce pregnancy rates.

2. Canceration: In the case of persistent vulvar tuberculosis, one should be highly alert to the possibility of vulvar cancer. According to statistics, the development of vulvar tuberculosis mostly occurs in middle-aged and elderly women, and the consequences are unimaginable. In view of the harm of vulvar tuberculosis to female friends, active treatment is of great significance.

3. Cause other lesions: Direct or indirect contact with the skin and mucous membranes can lead to sexually transmitted diseases such as genital warts, genital herpes, gonorrhea, syphilis, vaginal discharge, trichomoniasis, fungal infections, etc. Affecting sexual life: In the case of acute vulvar tuberculosis, sexual life will not only increase the pain of the patient, but also promote the spread of tuberculosis and cause secondary infection.

Some women like to use contraceptive rings after giving birth. In fact, this contraceptive method has many disadvantages and is not recommended for women. Because the placement of contraceptive rings is the source of infection with gynecological tuberculosis such as endometrial tuberculosis, there are still many contraceptive methods.