Routine examination items for endometrial tuberculosis

As we all know, endometrial tuberculosis, a common gynecological disease, is very harmful. It not only causes physical discomfort in women, but also causes miscarriage or infertility. In the most serious cases, it may evolve into endometrial cancer. Therefore, the disease should be diagnosed as early as possible so that targeted treatment can be given to restore health as soon as possible. So what tests are needed to diagnose endometrial tuberculosis?

1. Laboratory examination:

Bacterial culture and drug sensitivity tests of blood and uterine secretions can be performed to confirm the diagnosis and provide reference for treatment medication.

2. B-ultrasound examination:

B-ultrasound is used to make a preliminary diagnosis of the intrauterine status, and its examination results are combined with clinical symptoms and test results to diagnose whether there is endometrial tuberculosis.

3. Leucorrhea inspection:

It can rule out vaginal tuberculosis. The duration and effectiveness of treatment depends on your body's sensitivity to drugs.

4. Diagnostic curettage:

In case of acute endometrial tuberculosis, the total number of peripheral blood leukocytes and neutrophils increase. Diagnostic curettage: When suspected of chronic endometrial tuberculosis, a diagnostic curettage can be performed after the tuberculosis is controlled by antibiotics for three days. Pathological examination is performed to confirm the diagnosis and also plays a certain role in treatment.

Warm reminder: Due to the different physical conditions of patients, the causes of endometrial tuberculosis are not exactly the same, which leads to some differences in the way of diagnosis. Therefore, once you feel unwell and have symptoms of endometrial tuberculosis, you should go to the hospital in time to follow the doctor's advice and choose the correct and appropriate examination method, so that you can get symptomatic treatment and recover your health as soon as possible!