Why is endometrial tuberculosis so difficult to cure?

Experts say that the treatment of endometrial tuberculosis is not very difficult. The key is the treatment method, which must be paid attention to. Only standardized treatment methods can cure it as soon as possible, just like antibacterial drugs, which must be used in accordance with standards, otherwise it can aggravate the condition. Therefore, the key to treating endometrial tuberculosis is strict standardization. The following is a detailed introduction to the conventional treatment methods for endometrial tuberculosis:

1. Intrauterine medication: This treatment method is mainly for married patients. Before the operation, the size and position of the uterus should be checked by bimanual examination. After the vulva and vagina are disinfected and the depth of the uterine cavity is detected, the sterilized catheter is inserted into the uterine cavity from the cervical os, with the depth being less than 0.5 cm.

2. Surgical therapy: This treatment method is suitable for the treatment of chronic endometrial tuberculosis caused by submucosal fibroids or polyps. At this time, antibiotic treatment alone is often ineffective, so surgical resection can be considered.

3. General treatment: Patients with endometrial tuberculosis should rest in bed, preferably in a semi-recumbent position, to facilitate the localization of tuberculosis and the drainage of uterine secretions; apply hot compresses to the lower abdomen to promote the absorption of tuberculosis and relieve pain; maintain smooth bowel movements to reduce pelvic congestion and facilitate the excretion of toxins.

4. Uterine dilation, drainage and estrogen therapy: This treatment method should be considered for patients with elderly endometrial tuberculosis. The cervical dilation method can be used in conjunction with the treatment to facilitate the drainage of uterine secretions and eliminate the inducement. The treatment method for endometrial tuberculosis should pay attention to the use of a small amount of estrogen in elderly patients.

Treatment of endometrial tuberculosis requires choosing a good method based on the actual situation of the patient. For example, married patients are best treated with intrauterine medication, which can play a role in disinfection first. Regular operation can completely cure the disease in one go, but this method cannot be used during menstruation. This is the key point. You can listen to the doctor's advice.