Can color Doppler ultrasound diagnose endometrial tuberculosis?

For the sake of future fertility, many women now have a certain awareness of preventing uterine diseases. Endometrial tuberculosis is also a gynecological disease, and its prevention should not be underestimated. When we come to the hospital, we want to diagnose whether we have endometrial tuberculosis, so what diagnosis do we need to make?

1. Gynecological diagnosis:

Uterus: Enlarged, retroverted uterus with limited mobility and palpable nodules on the posterior wall suggest intrinsic endometrial tuberculosis (adenomyosis)

Second, B-ultrasound diagnosis:

B-ultrasound is currently an effective method for auxiliary diagnosis of endometrial tuberculosis, mainly used to observe ovarian chocolate cysts and adenomyosis.

3. Laparoscopic diagnosis:

Standard: Laparoscopic diagnosis is currently the gold standard for diagnosing endometrial tuberculosis. Laparoscopy allows direct observation of the pelvic cavity, and a definitive diagnosis can be made by seeing the tuberculosis lesions. Clinical staging can also be performed to determine the treatment plan, and surgical treatment can be given simultaneously.

4. Diagnosis of blood tumor related indicators:

Elevated levels of CA125 and CA199 indicate endometriosis activity and are also high-risk factors for malignant transformation, but generally do not exceed 200 IU/L.

In the above, we have introduced the four major diagnostic subjects of endometrial tuberculosis. Do you understand them? After arriving at the hospital, it is recommended that you do not panic. You can diagnose step by step according to the diagnostic methods introduced above. The specific introduction above is believed to save you a lot of time cost in diagnosis.