What are the symptoms of endometrial tuberculosis?

Among common gynecological diseases, endometrial tuberculosis is relatively common. Understanding the symptoms of endometrial tuberculosis can lead to active diagnosis and treatment. Experts point out that endometrial tuberculosis can only achieve good results under the premise of correct diagnosis. The following is an expert's interpretation of the symptoms of endometrial tuberculosis.

1. Periodic rectal irritation: manifested as: swelling, pain in the anus, rectum, and vulva, and increased bowel movements. Once the lesion worsens, the symptoms will become obvious and disappear after menstruation.

2. Dysmenorrhea: Progressive dysmenorrhea is mostly secondary. There is no pain during menstruation, but dysmenorrhea starts from a certain period and can occur before, during, or after menstruation.

3. Irregular menstruation: shortened menstrual cycle, increased menstrual flow, prolonged menstrual period, manifestations of ovarian dysfunction.

4. Infertility: Infertility in patients is mostly caused by endometrial tuberculosis, which leads to pelvic masses and adhesions, and then causes fallopian tube blockage, poor follicle development and ovulation disorders. Once pregnant, the tuberculous endometrium will atrophy due to suppression, resulting in infertility.

There are symptoms of endometrial tuberculosis, and everyone needs to understand them correctly. This involves everyone's safety and health. Moreover, the prerequisite for correct diagnosis and treatment is also to understand the symptoms of endometrial tuberculosis. Therefore, grasping the symptoms is very necessary for diagnosis and treatment.