Nursing measures for endometrial tuberculosis

Endometrial tuberculosis is now common in many women. It is also a difficult disease to treat. In many cases, the treatment effect is not so good. This is because women do not do any care after treatment. This is also a disadvantage. Therefore, everyone should start to pay attention to this problem. So, what are the care measures for endometrial tuberculosis?

The care of endometrial tuberculosis is a topic that women are more concerned about. Below, experts will learn about how to care for endometrial tuberculosis. There are several ways to care for endometrial tuberculosis:

1. Health guidance: Advise patients with menstrual blood retention or menstrual bleeding disorder to seek early diagnosis and treatment, avoid sexual intercourse during menstruation and just after menstruation, and guide contraception to reduce the number of artificial abortion operations.

2. Medication care: High-dose progestin therapy is called pseudopregnancy therapy. When using hormone therapy, the patient should be informed of the precautions for taking the medication and possible side effects.

3. Preventive measures: Strictly control the time of certain gynecological surgeries. Do not use negative pressure during curettage. You can use a small curette to scrape the endometrium. During artificial abortion, you should assist in controlling the negative pressure to avoid the reflux and implantation of endometrial fragments.

4. Psychological care: Patients should be given more understanding and care, and patiently explained that this disease is a benign lesion, and that symptoms can be improved as long as medication is taken or necessary surgery is performed. Since the treatment process is often long, it is necessary to encourage patients to build confidence in overcoming the disease.

Endometrial tuberculosis is a thorn in the hearts of women. If it occurs, it will be painful. If the wrong treatment method is used, it will naturally become more serious. Therefore, women must not only receive timely treatment, but also insist on good care. I hope that through the introduction of this article, the majority of female patients can pay attention to these issues. With good care, they can recover soon and stay away from the troubles of endometrial tuberculosis.