What are the principles of prevention of endometrial tuberculosis?

Prevention is better than cure, especially for diseases of the uterus that may affect fertility, which has always been what doctors pursue. Therefore, for endometrial tuberculosis, prevention is more effective than treatment. Moreover, most endometrial tuberculosis is caused by childbirth or postpartum personal hygiene. If these can be treated in time, the incidence of endometrial tuberculosis patients can be reduced. Doctors have listed five methods to prevent endometrial tuberculosis.

1. Conduct a comprehensive gynecological examination before abortion and before delivery to promptly detect acute and chronic tuberculosis of the reproductive tract and provide treatment to prevent bacterial ascending infection after abortion or delivery.

2. Choosing a regular hospital for abortion or delivery surgery or failure to strictly disinfect during delivery is an important cause of acute endometrial tuberculosis and should be taken seriously.

3. Pay attention to personal hygiene after delivery or abortion, do not use unclean sanitary napkins, change sanitary napkins in time, and refrain from sexual intercourse.

4. Women should also pay attention to personal hygiene and strictly prohibit sexual intercourse when there is vaginal bleeding.

5. Pregnant women should go to designated hospitals for regular prenatal checkups, receive health guidance during pregnancy, actively treat chronic diseases such as malnutrition and anemia, and strengthen their physical fitness. Sexual intercourse is prohibited in the late pregnancy. After delivery, pay attention to diet and eat nutritious foods that are easy to digest and rich in protein and vitamins to maintain good physical condition. When lochia is not completely discharged, take a semi-recumbent position to facilitate the discharge of lochia.