How to prevent endometrial tuberculosis?

Since acute endometrial tuberculosis often occurs after abortion or delivery and is related to retrograde bacterial infection of the uterine wound, active treatment of genital tuberculosis before delivery and attention to personal hygiene after abortion and delivery will play a certain role in preventing the occurrence of acute endometrial tuberculosis.

1. Pay attention to menstrual hygiene: Menstrual pads should be disinfected, and sexual intercourse and bathing should be avoided during menstruation. Avoid gynecological examinations and gynecological surgeries during menstruation, such as various transvaginal surgeries, fallopian tube permeability examinations, intrauterine contraceptive device placement surgeries, etc., to prevent pathogens from ascending infection.

2. Strengthen pregnancy care: Perform a comprehensive gynecological examination before delivery to promptly detect and treat acute and chronic tuberculosis of the reproductive tract and prevent postpartum bacterial infection. Regular checkups should be conducted during pregnancy to promptly detect various complications during pregnancy for timely treatment. During pregnancy, you should strengthen your intake of nutrition and vitamins. Pay attention to hygiene during pregnancy and take a bath and change clothes frequently. After 8 months of pregnancy, because the cervix gradually relaxes, do not take a tub bath, let alone have too much sex, so as not to cause infection.

3. Choose a regular hospital for delivery: Strictly follow aseptic techniques during delivery, avoid unnecessary rectal and vaginal examinations, manage the delivery process well, do not make it too long, and ensure that the pregnant woman has rest and nutrition. Carefully check the placenta after delivery, and remove any residual tissue in time to reduce postpartum bleeding. Antibiotics should be used in time for premature rupture of the femoral membrane.

4. Pay attention to personal hygiene after delivery: do not use unclean sanitary napkins, change sanitary napkins in time, and refrain from sexual intercourse. Pay attention to diet after delivery, eat nutritious foods that are easy to digest, rich in protein and vitamins, and maintain good physical condition. When lochia is not completely discharged, take a semi-recumbent position to facilitate the discharge of lochia.

5. Do not have an abortion without permission: Some women, in order to keep it a secret, will seek out a "doctor" or their family members to have an abortion without permission after they become pregnant. This is very dangerous. Often, not only will the abortion fail, but the woman may also be infected or suffer from organ damage, and may even suffer from sepsis, tetanus, or even death. Therefore, this dangerous practice must not be adopted.

The above is about the prevention of endometrial tuberculosis. I hope everyone can do these things. Your baby is the best gift God has given you. You need to take good care of him and make his path to birth smooth. Don’t let endometrial tuberculosis hinder your baby’s path to birth.