How harmful is endometrial tuberculosis to the human body?

For any woman, no one wants to suffer from gynecological diseases in life, but many women still suffer from endometrial tuberculosis. In fact, this is a disease that affects women's health and even affects their fertility. The following mainly introduces the effects of endometrial tuberculosis on women's bodies.

1. Menstrual disorders: Patients may experience increasing menstrual flow and longer menstrual periods.

2. Dysmenorrhea: Severe pain and distension before menstruation, which may extend to the anus and thighs. In severe cases, the limbs may become cold and vomiting may occur. After menstruation, the pain will be slightly relieved and disappear. Because some endometrial tissue may be implanted in the rectal depression, it may also cause pain during sexual intercourse. However, 25% of patients with this condition may not have symptoms of dysmenorrhea.

3. Infertility: Due to the abnormal growth of endometrial tissue, it may cause blockage of the fallopian tubes or the ovaries may not ovulate normally, reducing the chance of conception.

4. Rectal irritation: Because endometrial tissue may implant in the rectal depression, you will feel the urge to defecate during menstruation, and experience swelling and pain in the anus and perineum, which may cause pain in the waist and abdomen. The symptoms disappear after menstruation.

In short, since endometrial tuberculosis has a great impact on women's bodies, it is recommended that women must take active and effective preventive measures in their lives to avoid contracting this disease. Because many women suffer from this disease due to bad habits, it is recommended that women must develop good habits in their lives.