Why endometrial tuberculosis is difficult to cure

After the onset of endometrial tuberculosis, women will also experience infertility, which is very harmful. Everyone should pay attention to the occurrence of this disease, pay attention to their own hygiene, and also pay attention to changes in menstruation, eat a reasonable diet, and provide comprehensive care. So, what is the reason why endometrial tuberculosis is difficult to cure?

Especially the shortened menstrual cycle, frequent menstruation, heavy menstruation, prolonged menstruation, abdominal pain during menstruation, etc. These menstrual disorders increase the frequency and amount of menstrual blood flowing from the fallopian tube to the pelvic cavity. Patients with abdominal pain during menstruation, especially those with severe abdominal pain, will have a strong contraction of the uterus due to the increased secretion of prostaglandins in the blood, and at the same time, the chance of menstrual blood backflow and the release of endometrial fragments will be increased.

During menstruation, the pelvis becomes congested, the uterus becomes sensitive, and the frequency and intensity of contractions increase. If you do not pay attention to emotional regulation, become overly excited, nervous, irritable, anxious and fearful; overwork, strenuous exercise, sudden changes in body position; especially having sex during menstruation; unnecessary gynecological internal examinations, or excessive squeezing; using vaginal suppositories during menstruation, etc., all of these can easily increase the chance and amount of menstrual backflow.

Repeated abortions can change the pressure in the uterine cavity and cause the uterus to contract, making it difficult to prevent endometrial fragments and blood from entering the pelvic cavity through the fallopian tubes. The increase in caesarean sections in recent years has also increased the chances of endometrial implantation in the uterine muscle wall, pelvic cavity, abdominal wall, and other parts.

The normal position of the uterus is tilted and flexed forward to facilitate the outflow of menstrual blood. If the uterus is tilted and flexed retroverted, especially to a severe degree, it can easily cause menstrual blood to flow out poorly, accumulate in the uterine cavity, increase the pressure in the uterine cavity, and create conditions for menstrual blood to flow back into the abdominal cavity.