What are the causes of endometrial tuberculosis?

Endometrial tuberculosis not only threatens women's physical health, but also causes certain mental torture to women, so it is necessary to recognize this disease as early as possible. Experts point out that before treating this disease, the cause of endometrial tuberculosis must be grasped first, so as to help everyone actively recover their health.

1. Intrinsic endometrial tuberculosis The endometrium grows from the base to the myometrium and is confined to the uterus, so it is also called adenomyosis. The tuberculous endometrium often diffuses throughout the uterine muscle wall. The invasion of the endometrium causes reactive hyperplasia of fibrous tissue and muscle fibers, causing the uterus to swell uniformly, but rarely exceeds the size of a full-term fetus' head.

2. Interstitial endometrial tuberculosis is a special type of intrinsic endometrial tuberculosis, which is less common. That is, the endometrium of tuberculosis only has endometrial stromal tissue, or the scope and degree of development of stromal tissue after the endometrium invades the myometrium far exceeds the glandular components.

3. External endometrial tuberculosis The endometrium invades tissues outside the uterus (including tuberculous endometrium that invades the uterine serosa from the pelvic cavity) or organs, often involving multiple organs or tissues.

Regarding the causes of endometrial tuberculosis, we must actively grasp it. Only by grasping the causes of endometrial tuberculosis can we help everyone come up with accurate treatment methods, and then help everyone actively recover their health.