Precautions for identification of endometrial tuberculosis

Many female infertility phenomena are caused by the occurrence of endometrial tuberculosis. In many cases, endometrial tuberculosis seriously affects the patient's body, and endometrial tuberculosis also affects the patient's mental health. Therefore, patients must make a good diagnosis of their own endometrial tuberculosis. Let's take a look at what items are there for diagnosing endometrial tuberculosis?

1. X-ray diagnosis:

Separate pelvic filling and contrast pelvic filling diagnosis, or contrast and hysterosalpingography diagnosis can be performed. Most of the endometrial tuberculosis patients have symptoms such as internal genital organs, intestinal adhesions, adhesions, etc. The tuberculosis endometrium is most likely to be planted in the rectum, so internal genital adhesions are prone to occur in the rectum and uterine cavity, thus becoming shallow in the pelvic cavity, especially for gas filling diagnosis.

2. Ultrasound

What are the items for diagnosing endometrial tuberculosis? The echo particles of the sonogram of endometrial cysts are small, such as viscous cystic fluid, endometrial fragments, fat-containing hair, teratoma, and echo characteristics. The small bands are similar to the liquid, and the distribution is in a parallel dotted line. Sometimes it is seen that the internal division is divided into several cysts of different sizes, and the cystic echoes are inconsistent, often with uterine adhesions and unclear boundaries. Teratomas are generally cysts with clear boundaries. Ovarian endometrial tuberculosis cysts are simple and confusing adnexitis masses with ultrasound in tubal pregnancy, and should be distinguished in combination with clinical characteristics. In addition, the application of vaginal probes, in the high-frequency near-field quality of sound, has a natural advantage in the differential diagnosis of pelvic masses, which can be determined by the nature and quality of the source, and the diagnosis can be confirmed by puncture and aspiration of cystic fluid or under ultrasound guidance.

3. Laparoscopic diagnosis:

This is an effective method for diagnosing endometrial tuberculosis. Microscopic examination shows the freshest, generally yellowish blisters in the implantation range, and flame-shaped bleeding with the strongest biological activity, and most of the coffee-pink blocks are focal and deep implantation.

The above introduction to the diagnosis of endometrial tuberculosis ends here. Patients with endometrial tuberculosis must diagnose their own condition and recover from the symptoms of endometrial tuberculosis as soon as possible. In addition, patients with endometrial tuberculosis must be treated as soon as possible to avoid the occurrence of infertility.