Is endometrial tuberculosis an infectious disease?

Endometrial tuberculosis is not an infectious disease and is not transmitted through sexual intercourse. However, pathogens in the male partner's body can enter the human body through the female vagina. Experts point out that if a woman's resistance is strong enough, these pathogens that enter the body will be killed. However, if a woman is in a vulnerable period such as menstruation, she is very likely to be infected with endometrial tuberculosis.

Endometrial tuberculosis occurs when tiny fibers of the uterine wall break away from the uterine wall and gather outside the uterus. The infection can be caused by sexually transmitted diseases, but sometimes there is no obvious cause. The disease often confuses young couples because they are afraid that it will spread to the man. In fact, don't worry, the disease is generally not contagious.

Endometrial tuberculosis cannot be transmitted directly through sexual intercourse or indirect contact, but women should still pay attention to absolutely avoiding sexual intercourse during tuberculosis infection. They should also pay attention to personal hygiene, avoid going to public bathrooms and swimming pools, and avoid infection with other bacteria.

For patients with stubborn vulvar tuberculosis that cannot be cured for a long time, one should be highly alert to the possibility of vulvar cancer. According to statistics, 40% of vulvar cancer develops from vulvar tuberculosis, which mostly occurs in middle-aged and elderly women. The consequences of the disease are disastrous. In view of the harm that vulvar tuberculosis brings to female friends, active treatment plays a very important role.

Direct or indirect contact between skin and skin, or mucous membrane and mucous membrane may lead to sexually transmitted diseases such as genital warts, genital herpes, gonorrhea, syphilis, chancroid, trichomoniasis, and fungal infections.

Endometrial tuberculosis is not contagious. Since endometrial tuberculosis can spread to other parts of the body, it is particularly important for patients with endometrial tuberculosis to enhance their own resistance. Only in this way can they fight against the pathogens of endometrial tuberculosis. Female friends should not ignore any details that may "introduce the disease into the body."