Causes of Endometrial Tuberculosis

The cause of endometrial tuberculosis needs to be correctly understood. Only by actively understanding the cause of endometrial tuberculosis and treating the cause can good results be achieved. Experts point out that endometrial tuberculosis is a common gynecological disease among women, and the main causes of endometrial tuberculosis are as follows.

1. Menstrual disorders

In particular, prolonged menstrual periods, frequent menstruation, abdominal pain during menstruation, shortened menstrual cycles, heavy menstrual flow, etc. These menstrual disorders will increase the chance of endometrial fragments being freed and flowing back into the menstrual blood.

2. Frequent sexual life

During menstruation, if you are overly excited, do strenuous exercise, are anxious and fearful, overworked, fail to pay attention to emotional regulation, and especially have sexual intercourse during menstruation, these are all causes of endometrial tuberculosis.

3. Multiple miscarriages and caesarean sections

When there are too many abortions, it is difficult to prevent blood and endometrial fragments from entering the pelvic cavity through the fallopian tubes, leading to endometrial tuberculosis.

4. Abnormalities of reproductive organs

Including congenital developmental abnormalities and acquired errors. Congenital developmental abnormalities include hymen occlusion, vaginal septum, uterine occlusion, etc. Acquired abnormalities may be caused by retrograde menstrual blood flow due to vaginal, uterine cavity, artificial abortion and other surgeries.

The above is an analysis of the causes of endometrial tuberculosis. Experts point out that the occurrence of endometrial tuberculosis is caused by a combination of causes, mainly endometrial implantation and retrograde menstruation. Understanding the causes of endometrial tuberculosis can help everyone achieve accurate treatment.