Do you have pelvic tuberculosis infection?

The occurrence of pelvic tuberculosis is generally based on systemic combined disease. This type of pelvic tuberculosis will be contagious to a certain extent. If it is secondary to pulmonary combination, it may also be transmitted through the respiratory tract. The best treatment for patients with pelvic tuberculosis is isolation treatment, which is also beneficial to their family and friends around them.

Generally, pelvic tuberculosis occurs locally on the basis of systemic tuberculosis. So is pelvic tuberculosis contagious? This disease is often secondary to pulmonary tuberculosis, so it is not ruled out that it may be infected through the respiratory tract, which means there is a possibility of infection. Therefore, it is recommended to do a good job of epidemic prevention.

During the active stage, tuberculosis can be transmitted to others through one's own secretions, blood, etc. The chances of getting pregnant if you have pelvic tuberculosis are very small, because tuberculosis directly attacks the reproductive system and the digestive and urinary systems in the pelvis, and can cause adhesions of multiple organs. It can also be transferred to the whole body through the blood and lymph circulation. Therefore, if you find that you have tuberculosis, you should immediately go to the infectious disease department or tuberculosis prevention center of the hospital to take active and effective treatment. The disease is usually completely cured with a course of treatment of 3, 6, 9 or 12 months. Therefore, patients with pelvic tuberculosis do not need to worry too much. Pelvic tuberculosis is often secondary to pulmonary tuberculosis. In the genitals, the fallopian tubes are the first to be infected, followed by the endometrium and pelvic peritoneum. Ovarian and cervical tuberculosis are less common.

We would like to remind all female friends that patients with primary infertility, infrequent menstruation or amenorrhea, chronic pelvic inflammatory disease that cannot be cured, and patients with a history of pulmonary tuberculosis and intestinal tuberculosis may suffer from this disease. In the above cases, they should go to the hospital to have their endometrium taken for pathological examination. If diagnosed, you should receive regular treatment in a timely manner. At the same time, we should strengthen exercise, improve physical fitness, do a good job in BCG vaccination, and actively prevent and treat pulmonary tuberculosis, lymph node tuberculosis and intestinal tuberculosis.