What are the dangers of endometrial tuberculosis?

The uterus is likened to a woman's "little house". It is the place where the fetus develops when a woman is pregnant. This shows the importance of the uterus to women. However, many female friends now suffer from uterine damage due to various reasons, such as endometrial tuberculosis. So, what harm does endometrial tuberculosis have on female friends?

1. Impact on ovarian function: Clinically, ultrasound examinations have found that patients with endometrial tuberculosis have delayed follicular development, often accompanied by ovarian ovulation dysfunction, with an incidence rate of.

2. Affecting the normal pelvic structure: Moderate to severe endometrial tuberculosis can lead to destruction of pelvic fusion, change in the position of the fallopian tubes, ovarian wrapping and pelvic adhesions, causing changes in the position of the fallopian tubes and ovaries, thereby affecting egg discharge, intake and sperm and egg transport.

3. Abnormal uterine microenvironment: Defects in endometrial structure and function as well as abnormal endometrial metabolism in patients with endometrial tuberculosis can affect the implantation and development of early embryos, thereby causing infertility. At the same time, changes in cellular and non-cellular components in the peritoneal fluid and the peritoneal microenvironment can interfere with multiple links of the reproductive process and cause infertility or miscarriage.

Experts say that patients with endometrial tuberculosis have to endure dysmenorrhea every time their menstrual period comes. This pain is more severe than normal dysmenorrhea, and often makes patients want to commit suicide. From this, it can be seen that the harm of endometrial tuberculosis is far beyond the patient's imagination, so it is better to treat it in time.