How can women prevent endometrial tuberculosis?

The cause of endometrial tuberculosis is relatively complex, so there are great deficiencies in the prevention of endometrial tuberculosis. However, according to clinical research, women should strictly pay attention to precautions during menstruation, such as avoiding sexual intercourse during menstruation, keeping warm and preventing cold, and their own emotions. The following is an introduction to the prevention of endometrial tuberculosis:

1. Avoid endometrial implantation caused by surgical operations: Pay attention to protecting the wound during cesarean section to avoid implantation of the endometrium in the incision; ventilate and permeate the fallopian tubes, and perform hysterosalpingography three to seven days after the end of menstruation.

2. Avoid artificial abortion and curettage: Artificial abortion is very harmful to women, and abortion will also cause fragments of the endometrium to flow out and grow.

3. Avoid sexual intercourse during menstruation: Because the main cause of endometrial tuberculosis is the reflux of blood. Endometrial fragments flow out of the uterus with the reflux of blood, so it is easy to stay in other places and grow, which has a great impact on female friends;

4. During cesarean section and cesarean section evacuation, care should be taken to prevent the contents of the uterine cavity from overflowing into the abdominal cavity. When suturing the uterine incision, do not allow the suture to pass through the endometrial layer. Before suturing the abdominal wall incision, flush with saline to prevent endometrial implantation.

Endometrial tuberculosis is a relatively common disease in clinical practice. It is very harmful to unmarried women because it can cause infertility and dysmenorrhea. It is recommended that female patients with dysmenorrhea pay attention to other aspects of their body in time to determine whether it is caused by the disease.