In women, the disease of uterus TB i.e. uterine TB is increasing rapidly. Every year, this disease is growing by 1 to 2 percent. According to the research, infection is the main cause of this TB, in which only 25-30% of women can not persist in India.
In India, uterine TB disease is increasing rapidly in women. Genital TB is a major disease in women. This disease is due to Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Even today, most people are victims of this disease. This disease mainly affects our lungs. According to various medical research, infections are the main cause of TB, resulting in 25-30% of women in India having infertility.
What is Uterus TB?
Diseases in uterine TB affect the surrounding lymph nodes in the uterus parts ovaries, fallopian tubes, the mouth of the uterus and mouth of the uterus or vascular. In men, it can affect prostate gland and testes. It affects both kidney, bladder, and urethra in both. This disease is usually the result of spreading the infection, which affects the lungs mainly with other parts of our body.
This disease mainly affects women during pregnancy and if treatment is not given at the time, often due to infertility, because bacteria attack the uterus. It is also known as Pelvic TB. Usually, it can be detected during the treatment of infertility. It is easy to detect the disease as soon as the infection is in the lungs, but if the bacteria attack directly on the uterus, then it is difficult to detect in the later stage.
How does this happen?
TB is a disease that spreads easily through the infected person. Consultant Fertility and IVF Dr. Preeti Gupta at First Step IVF Clinic say that TB spreads through cough and sneezes. If you are close to the physically infected person, then your chances of getting TB are greatly increased because this type of infection is easily spread through the air. In the beginning, this disease affects the lungs, then later the bacteria reaches the other parts through the blood. People with weak immunization easily become victims of TB.
Symptoms
In the early stages, there is no symptom of uterine TB, but after seven or eight months, the following symptoms can be seen
Severe pain in the lower abdomen
Irregular periods
Amenoria
Heavy bleeding
Tuberculosis in men
Dr. Manu Gupta, a consultant surgeon at Sir Gangaram Hospital, says that genital TB is a major reason for infertility not only in women but also in men. Genital TB in men closes Epididemis, which is an organ located in the equivalent of TESTIS. Its work is to collect sperms i.e. sperm. It also interrupts the transmitting tube of sperms.
