What are the main ways to prevent endometrial tuberculosis?

Endometrial tuberculosis is a disease that many of us will encounter, and it is also a gynecological disease that we often hear about in our daily lives. In fact, as long as we can develop some good living habits in our lives, we can effectively prevent the occurrence of endometrial tuberculosis. So how should we prevent endometrial tuberculosis?

1. Pay attention to hygiene during the postpartum period: keep the vulva clean, take a bath and change underwear frequently. During this period, sexual intercourse and tub bathing should be avoided for at least 1 month.

2. Strengthen pregnancy care: Regular check-ups are required during pregnancy to promptly detect various complications during pregnancy so that timely treatment can be provided. During pregnancy, the intake of nutrition and vitamins should be strengthened.

3. Pay attention to hygiene during pregnancy, take a bath and change clothes frequently. Pay attention to hygiene during menstruation: menstrual pads should be disinfected. Avoid sexual intercourse and bathing during menstruation. Try not to have gynecological examinations during menstruation. After 8 months, because the cervix gradually relaxes, do not take a bath in a tub, let alone have sex, so as not to cause infection.

4. Do not have an abortion without permission: Some women, in order to keep it a secret, seek out a "doctor" or their family members to have an abortion without permission after becoming pregnant. This is very dangerous. Often, not only will the abortion not be successful, but the woman may also be infected or suffer from organ damage.

The above methods are still very helpful for us to prevent endometrial tuberculosis. Many people are not very clear about the harm of endometrial tuberculosis, so they usually neglect to prevent it, which gives the bacteria an opportunity to take advantage. I hope that after reading the above, everyone can cure endometrial tuberculosis as soon as possible.