How is endometrial tuberculosis diagnosed?

Most women will suffer from endometrial tuberculosis. The common symptom of patients is dysmenorrhea. Severe female patients may also suffer from infertility, so we need to pay special attention. Before treating the disease, we need to understand the diagnosis method of endometrial tuberculosis so that it can help in treatment.

1) If endometrial tuberculosis invades the rectum, vagina or sacrum, constipation or pain during defecation may occur before or during menstruation. If the pain is more severe, it is often similar to pelvic inflammatory disease.

2) Suffering from this disease does not necessarily lead to infertility. This disease is caused by a variety of factors. One of the main reasons may be that the ovaries and fallopian tubes have a series of adhesions with the surrounding tissues, which makes the fallopian tubes unable to move normally, and the eggs cannot smoothly enter the fallopian tubes, thus losing the chance of pregnancy. If the disease can be found early and only limited to one ovary, the tissues around the female pelvic cavity have not been invaded, and timely treatment can still lead to natural conception.

3) The patient may experience abnormal bleeding, including bleeding and excessive menstruation before the menstrual period. This is most likely due to endometrial tuberculosis causing acute ovarian rupture. Its clinical symptoms include ectopic pregnancy or severe pain like coccyx rupture.

Experts have made a brief introduction to the diagnosis method of endometrial tuberculosis, and hope that female friends will pay attention to it. In fact, first of all, everyone needs to pay attention to their own symptoms. The symptoms of the disease can make a preliminary judgment on whether the disease is serious. However, it is recommended that patients must go to a regular hospital for specific examinations and should not blindly judge and then use medication.