Tuberculosis cervicitis

Almost all tuberculosis cervicitis is secondary to endometrial tuberculosis and fallopian tuberculosis. Cervical tuberculosis is a type of female genital tuberculosis, and female genital tuberculosis is a series of chronic inflammatory diseases caused by the invasion of the body by Mycobacterium tuberculosis. The course is slow, there are few acute inflammation symptoms, or there are few conscious symptoms. Often due to infertility, irregular menstruation, and chronic pelvic inflammation, a systemic examination is found. Local lesions can be manifested as papillary hyperplasia or ulcers, and if there is ulcer formation, there may be increased vaginal discharge or blood. Bleeding on contact. For a general examination and biopsy of the lesion, a typical tuberculous nodule and caseous necrosis can be confirmed.

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