ENDOMETRIAL TUBERCULOSIS REVEALED BY POST-MENOPAUSAL METRORRHAGIA REPORT CASE

Because genital tuberculosis is frequently asymptomatic, the disease may not manifest itself for years after initial infection. Clinical symptoms usually appear 10 to 15 We report a case of 47 old women with history right breast cancer who was suffering from post menauposicmetrorrhagia, ultrasound revealed thickening endometrium, and biopsy endometrial tuberculosis, Genital uncommon in postmenopausal accounts 1% metrorrhagia. In 60-70 percent cases, endometrium affected. It difficult explain diseases low prevalence this age group. The majority authors believe that atrophy decreased vascularity associated hypoestrogenic phase provide an unfavorable environment Mycobacterium growth. standard treatment regimen currently well codified based on daily administration Isoniazid Rifampicin 6 months, followed by Pyrazinamide Ethambutol first 2 months. Throughout treatment, clinical paraclinical monitoring performed regular basis.