What causes fallopian tube tuberculosis?

What causes fallopian tube tuberculosis?

Tubal tuberculosis mainly refers to inflammation of the fallopian tubes caused by female fallopian tubes, which is generally believed to be caused by sexual transmission, blood transmission, direct transmission, etc.

1. Transmission through sexual intercourse: If a man has urinary tract tuberculosis, Mycobacterium tuberculosis will enter the female cervix through sexual intercourse and then spread to the fallopian tubes, causing fallopian tube tuberculosis.

2. Blood transmission: If Mycobacterium tuberculosis invades the lungs and causes an attack of tuberculosis, if it is not treated in time, Mycobacterium tuberculosis will also spread to the fallopian tubes and other organs through the normal blood circulation of the human body, and will also cause fallopian tube tuberculosis.

3. Direct transmission: Patients with tuberculosis such as tuberculosis peritonitis and tuberculosis can also be infected with Mycobacterium tuberculosis during their illness. When it spreads to the surface of the fallopian tube, it can also cause secondary infection symptoms and lead to fallopian tube tuberculosis.

Abnormal development of the fallopian tube, purulent salpingitis and gonococcal salpingitis are also considered to be the causes of tubal tuberculosis. Once tubal tuberculosis occurs, timely measures should be taken to avoid causing female infertility.