Can endometrial tuberculosis be contagious?

Is endometrial tuberculosis contagious? Many female friends have such concerns. Here we will give you a detailed introduction to the common knowledge and causes of endometrial tuberculosis, and see how to understand this disease and how to treat it better.

After endometrial tuberculosis occurs, the entire uterine cavity often becomes edematous and exudates. In the acute phase, it can also cause systemic symptoms, including chills, fever, increased white blood cell count, lower abdominal pain, increased vaginal discharge, sometimes bloody or foul-smelling, and sometimes a slightly enlarged uterus and tenderness.

In this period of high incidence of tuberculosis, many women have some understanding of this aspect. However, some women do not have time to pay attention to these. When they find that they have this disease, they are afraid that they will infect their family members. Once the fine fibers of the uterine wall break away from the uterine wall and then gather outside the uterus, it will cause the appearance of endometrial tuberculosis. The infection can also be caused by sexually transmitted diseases, but sometimes there are no obvious inducements. After the disease occurs, women are generally confused and afraid that they will infect men with this disease. In fact, women do not need to worry too much, as this disease is usually not contagious.

Women should be aware that endometrial tuberculosis cannot be transmitted directly through sexual intercourse or indirect contact. However, women also need to avoid sexual intercourse during the infection verification stage and pay attention to personal hygiene. It is best not to go to public bathrooms, swimming pools and other places to prevent infection with other bacteria.

Endometrial tuberculosis is not contagious. I believe everyone has already understood the above content. I hope that after understanding whether endometrial tuberculosis is contagious, everyone must actively go to a regular hospital to treat the disease in order to get rid of unnecessary risks caused by the disease.