Patient's question:
Doctor, I'd like to ask, recently I've been experiencing lower abdominal pain, especially during my period. If a woman develops endometritis, what symptoms would she have? How is endometritis treated?Doctor's answer:
Modern people, their bodies are often in a sub-health state, so sometimes when minor illnesses and aches reappear, they tend to dismiss them as insignificant, only realizing the severity when the situation worsens. For example, conditions like endometritis in women are often overlooked in terms of treatment. After developing endometritis, the following symptoms may occur:1. Increased leukorrhea: Leukorrhea is a prominent indicator of gynecological diseases in women. Due to the enhanced secretion of endometrial glands in the female body, it affects leukorrhea, causing it to appear thin, watery, and light yellow.
2. Excessive menstrual bleeding: After endometritis reappears, some women may not realize it, as their menstrual cycles remain regular during this period. However, the volume of menstrual blood increases, and the bleeding period is significantly shortened.