Patient's question:
I have always suffered from chronic endometritis, which has been fluctuating and never fully treated. I often experience a sensation of lower abdominal heaviness, and during periods of leukorrhea, it tends to be abundant and viscous. Could you please advise where to go for an examination of endometritis?Doctor's answer:
Hello! You have chronic endometritis. The main symptoms of chronic endometritis are irregular menstruation or uterine bleeding; lower abdominal pain or a sense of heaviness; increased leukorrhea; fever, etc.; Additionally, the uterus may be enlarged, tender to touch, and the surrounding tissues may be thickened and tender. If the elderly suffer from chronic endometritis, it may lead to postmenopausal vaginal bleeding again, accompanied by increased leukorrhea that becomes thin and bloody. When treating chronic endometritis, the first step is to check for any contributing factors, such as retained placenta or an intrauterine device. Removing these factors can lead to a rapid recovery from chronic endometritis. Otherwise, if you only focus on anti-inflammatory treatment without addressing the underlying causes, the effectiveness will never be significant.