Patient's question:
I have always suffered from chronic endometritis, which has been fluctuating with ups and downs and has never been fully treated. Moreover, I often experience a feeling of lower abdominal heaviness. During periods of discharge, it is often abundant and viscous. How should endometritis be treated effectively?Doctor's answer:
Hello, mild to moderate patients must choose medication treatment, and Saphena can be used. For moderate to severe patients, physical therapy can be considered if medication treatment is ineffective. However, physical therapy can cause physical harm, has significant side effects, and may easily lead to a lack of sensitivity in the vaginal wall, a lack of pleasure during sex, and infertility. Therefore, women who have not been pregnant should absolutely not undergo this therapy. Generally, treatment in regular third-class hospitals and specialized hospitals is relatively good. Endometritis usually improves after medication. Pay attention to menstrual hygiene and avoid sexual activity during menstruation to prevent pathogens from taking advantage of the opportunity to enter. Secondly, you must pay attention to contraception.