Patient's question:
I noticed that my period was abnormal and went straight to the hospital. After a thorough examination, it was found that I have endometritis. What should I do now?Doctor's answer:
When a woman experiences endometritis again, she may have lower abdominal discomfort, lower back and sacral pain, increased leukorrhea that is thin, pale yellow, and sometimes bloody. Menstruation remains regular, but the amount of menstrual blood continues to increase, with the menstrual period extending. This condition is more common in nulliparous women, and during the acute phase, there may be fever. If the patient with endometritis is unmarried, the treatment of endometritis through intracavitary medication can be helpful. First, sterilize the external genitalia and vagina, then insert a sterile catheter into the uterine cavity.