How to understand the clinical symptoms of endometrial tuberculosis

Experts have a clear statement about the symptoms of endometrial tuberculosis, that is, in some relatively many cases, the manifestations are more obvious, and the symptoms are also very obvious. However, sometimes, it is very helpful to understand its symptoms in order to determine whether you have such a disease.

1. Dysmenorrhea and persistent lower abdominal pain Dysmenorrhea is a typical symptom of endometrial tuberculosis, and it often worsens year by year with the aggravation of local lesions. The pain is mostly located in the lower abdomen and lumbosacral region, and may radiate to the vagina, perineum, anus or thighs. It often starts 12 days before menstruation, is most severe on the first day of menstruation, and gradually eases and disappears when menstruation is over.

2. Dyspareunia. Generally manifested as deep pain during intercourse, it is more common in patients with tuberculous lesions in the rectouterine pouch or patients with retroverted and fixed uterus due to lesions, and the pain during intercourse is more obvious before menstruation.

3. Infertility. The infertility rate of normal women is about , while that of patients with endometrial tuberculosis can be as high as .

4. Menstrual disorders. About 15% of patients have increased menstrual flow or prolonged menstruation, and a few may experience premenstrual spotting.

After a lot of clinical verification, experts pointed out that dysmenorrhea and abdominal pain are the most obvious symptoms of endometrial tuberculosis, which is the same as mentioned above. However, it is also necessary to remind us that we must pay great attention to the protection of our bodies. Only by making a quick judgment through some uncomfortable reactions of the body in the first time, can we take effective methods for effective treatment.