Is it necessary to go to the hospital for endometrial tuberculosis?

Do you have to go to the hospital for endometrial tuberculosis? The answer is yes. Endometrial tuberculosis is a very common disease in my country. It is an inflammation of the endometrium caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis and is part of systemic tuberculosis. When Mycobacterium tuberculosis infects the body, it usually does not cause disease immediately. There is a certain incubation period. When the resistance is reduced, bacteria, viruses, and pathogens enter the body, and then the disease is infected. Endometrial tuberculosis can only be seen under the machine. It is necessary to actively cooperate with the treatment. Most of the diseases can be cured.

Endometrial tuberculosis is a treatable disease. To treat the disease correctly, use some anti-tuberculosis drugs in sufficient quantities and correct dosages. Be sure to go to a regular hospital for treatment and treat the primary disease. Failure to treat it in time will lead to infertility, so you must persist in treatment, know the adverse reactions of the drugs, handle the disease correctly, maintain a happy mood, and actively cooperate with the treatment of the disease.

The clinical manifestations of endometrial tuberculosis are that women will experience irregular menstruation due to the influence of tuberculosis lesions. In the early stages, congestion and ulcers will appear in the uterus, and some women will also experience excessive menstruation. In the late stages, the endometrium is damaged, affecting its function, resulting in a series of symptoms.

Endometrial tuberculosis can cause very little menstruation, and even infertility in severe cases. It can also cause pain in the lower abdomen, sweating at night, poor appetite, and a series of other symptoms. The body will become very thin, and malnutrition can lead to...

Endometrial tuberculosis requires a proper diet, avoid irritating foods, have a proper nutrition, and eat high-protein foods. You can eat one egg and a glass of milk every day. You should eat more fresh fruits, supplement vitamins, eat more fresh vegetables, and keep your bowel movements smooth.