Post Date September, 22 2023
After abnormal conditions occur in the uterus, we must promptly undergo examination, especially for endometrial tuberculosis. We must pay attention to the disease and pay attention to the methods when treating it.
Can endometrial tuberculosis be cured
Endometrial tuberculosis can be cured. During the treatment of endometrial tuberculosis, it is important to pay attention to diet, avoid spicy and stimulating foods, avoid smoking and alcohol, and avoid greasy and oily foods.
To avoid endometrial tuberculosis, it is necessary to receive BCG vaccine as planned during childhood to prevent pulmonary tuberculosis. In addition, when there are tuberculosis patients in the family with contraception during tuberculosis activities, it should be noted that after the diagnosis of isolated and treated tuberculosis, they should immediately receive regular and full course of treatment of anti tuberculosis drugs to prevent the spread of tuberculosis bacteria.
Treatment of endometrial tuberculosis
1. Anti tuberculosis treatment: Currently, short-term combination drugs are used for anti tuberculosis treatment to shorten drug time, reduce drug dosage, and reduce drug toxicity reactions, making it easy for patients to accept. When using drugs, it is necessary to pay attention to the effects of anti-tuberculosis drugs on some patients, such as nerve damage, liver and kidney function damage (including jaundice), and make corresponding treatment according to the specific situation of the patient.
2. Surgical treatment
(1) Surgical indications
1) After medication treatment, the symptoms of fallopian tube ovarian abscess decreased, but the mass did not subside, and the patient consciously experienced recurrent symptoms.
2) Patients with ineffective drug treatment and the formation of tuberculous abscess.
3) A large encapsulated fluid has formed.
4) The endometrium is extensively damaged, and anti-tuberculosis drug treatment is ineffective.
5) Surgical treatment combined with medication is beneficial for the recovery of peritoneal tuberculosis in patients with tuberculous peritonitis and ascites.
(2) If the patient requires to keep the uterus, the uterus can be kept according to the cure of endometrial tuberculosis. The fallopian tubes and ovaries form large blocks, and those who cannot separate can have their uterine appendages removed.
(3) The surgical scope should be determined based on age and lesion size. Due to the fact that patients are mostly women of childbearing age, preserving ovarian function should also be considered when surgical treatment is necessary.
(4) The adhesions caused by pelvic tuberculosis in special cases are numerous, extremely extensive and dense, making surgical separation difficult. Reluctantly doing so can cause unnecessary damage. The surgical personnel immediately stopped the surgery under the above circumstances, and tuberculosis occurred 3-6 months after surgery. If necessary, a second surgery should be performed.
