Can I have a normal birth with endometrial tuberculosis?

Some women have endometrial tuberculosis, but have not been treated. Later, they find that they are pregnant unexpectedly. Because they are not ready to have children yet, they can only choose to have an abortion. At this time, women will wonder whether to treat endometrial tuberculosis first or solve the unexpected pregnancy first. The following editor summarizes for everyone: Can endometrial tuberculosis lead to a normal birth?

1. Disruption of women's physiological laws: fever, weakness, sweating, rapid pulse, back pain, abdominal pain, increased leucorrhea, menorrhagia, dysmenorrhea, and pelvic pain are all symptoms of endometrial tuberculosis.

2. Harm to female fallopian tubes and pelvic cavity: When acute endometrial tuberculosis is severe, the endometrium will become congested and the uterine body will be tender, and gynecological diseases such as uterine muscle tuberculosis, fallopian tube tuberculosis and pelvic tuberculosis will emerge.

Patients with endometrial tuberculosis cannot have abortion

Patients with endometrial tuberculosis are generally not allowed to have abortions. Abortions may cause infection, spread infection to adjacent organs, and be detrimental to the operation. It is recommended that female patients undergo preoperative examinations before abortions and have abortions after tuberculosis is cured. The treatment of endometrial tuberculosis should mainly be antibiotics. If the condition is severe, combined medication should be used with reasonable supporting care.

In short, it is recommended that women who have an unexpected pregnancy should undergo a physical examination before going to the hospital for an abortion, and then resolve the unexpected pregnancy after tuberculosis is cured, so as to avoid having an abortion first, which will aggravate tuberculosis and make tuberculosis more difficult to treat.