Diagnosis of endometrial tuberculosis

Many women do not know how to tell if they have endometrial tuberculosis. After suffering from endometrial tuberculosis, women will find some obvious changes in their bodies, and they will also experience lower abdominal pain and abnormal increase in leucorrhea. If women have these symptoms, they should pay attention to them. Let's listen to the detailed introduction of the experts below.

Patients will experience sudden lower abdominal pain, increased leucorrhea, fever, and increased pulse. During the gynecological diagnosis, it was found that there was a large amount of pus and bloody secretions overflowing from the cervical opening, cervical lifting pain, and a slightly enlarged uterus.

Laboratory diagnosis: Bacterial culture of blood and uterine secretions, as well as drug sensitivity tests, can provide a clear diagnosis and provide a reference for treatment.

B-ultrasound diagnosis: A preliminary diagnosis can be made through B-ultrasound diagnosis. The diagnosis results will be combined with the patient's symptoms and test results to diagnose whether the patient has endometrial tuberculosis.

In-body scan diagnosis: In-body scan diagnosis is required when the patient has no obvious symptoms. The scanner is used to conduct a comprehensive diagnosis of the patient and determine the effective treatment method.

I believe everyone knows how to determine whether they have endometrial tuberculosis, so when we show its symptoms, we should pay more attention, first make a preliminary judgment, and then go to the hospital for specific diagnosis and treatment. If patients want to know more related knowledge, please pay more attention to our website, I hope it will be helpful to you.