How is endometrial tuberculosis classified?

I believe everyone has heard of endometrial tuberculosis. Its incidence rate is very high and the symptoms are very serious. Female friends must actively seek treatment after discovering the disease. Endometrial tuberculosis is divided into three degrees according to the condition. Next, Xiaojian will introduce it to you.

1. Mild

(1) Scattered lesions are implanted, the ovaries are tender, normal size or slightly larger, but there is no obvious endometrial cyst formation.

(2) Adhesions are mild or not obvious, and the uterus and ovaries are active.

2. Moderate

(1) There are multiple lesions on one or both sides of the ovary, the ovary is enlarged or small endometrial cysts are formed, but the cyst diameter does not exceed 3 cm.

(2) Adhesions between the fallopian tubes and ovaries.

(3) There are obvious scattered lesions and nodules, and tender nodules can be touched

3. Severe

(1) The ovarian endometrium is larger than 3 cm (unilateral or bilateral).

(2) Obvious pelvic adhesions.

(3) Uterine rectal pit is closed, with lamellar thickening and tender nodules

(4) The lesion involves the rectum and bladder, with the uterus being immobile.

The above is the classification of endometrial tuberculosis. I hope it can bring some help to everyone. Once the disease is diagnosed, female friends should not delay to avoid other complications. Active treatment is very important. Finally, the editor wishes everyone a speedy recovery.