What should patients with endometrial tuberculosis do?

What should patients with endometrial tuberculosis do? This is a question raised by many patients and friends. So we ask experts to tell you about the treatment methods of this disease here, hoping to bring you convenience. This disease is a common gynecological disease, and its treatment is very critical. Only by understanding its treatment methods can the disease be cured.

The main treatment methods for this disease are medication, conservative surgery, and radical surgery. The specific treatment plan should be determined according to age, severity of symptoms, location and extent of lesions, and fertility requirements. For young women who want to have children, we should try to use drugs or conservative surgery to treat them; for older women who do not want to have children, we can perform total hysterectomy and adnexectomy.

Surgical treatment: There are two types: conservative surgery and radical surgery. Surgical treatment is suitable for women over 40 years old, and can be performed by total hysterectomy and bilateral adnexa. If you don't have money, the surgery can be completed under laparotomy or laparoscopy. Laparotomy is relatively more invasive, but it is more suitable for patients with severe adhesions.

Drug treatment: unmarried or newly married women with mild symptoms can use general analgesics, prostaglandin enzyme inhibitors such as flufenamic acid, ibuprofen or contraceptives. Symptoms after pregnancy may be greatly alleviated. Pseudo-pregnancy therapy is the combination of progesterone and estrogen to simulate changes during pregnancy, inhibit ovulation and cause amenorrhea, and cause degeneration of ectopic endometrium. Commonly used drugs include norethindrone, megestrol acetate, medroxyprogesterone acetate plus diethylstilbestrol or ethinyl estradiol. Pseudo-menopause therapy uses drugs to inhibit ovulation and cause ectopic endometrium to shrink. Danazol is effective abroad. Domestically, cotton phenol is used, and its effect is similar to danazol, and further research is still underway.

The above is an introduction to the treatment methods of endometrial tuberculosis. Everyone needs to remember the treatment methods of endometrial tuberculosis and choose the appropriate treatment method according to their own condition. Only in this way can they receive targeted treatment and avoid the spread of the disease. However, we recommend that you choose a professional hospital for treatment, which will be more helpful for treatment.