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 leukorrhea, it tends to be abundant and viscous. Please ask: Where is it better to treat endometritis?Doctor's answer:
Hello, endometritis generally requires the following examinations:1. Speculum examination reveals a large amount of purulent or dirty, bloody, foul-smelling secretions overflowing from the cervix.
2. During bimanual examination, the cervix is painful to lift, and the uterine body swells due to congestion and edema, becoming soft and tender.
3. Hysteroscopy and laboratory tests show an increase in total white blood cell count and neutrophils.
4. Laboratory tests: Blood and endometrial cavity secretion bacterial culture and drug sensitivity tests can confirm the diagnosis and provide references for treatment.
5. Ultrasound examination: Ultrasound provides a preliminary diagnosis of the intrauterine condition. The examination results, combined with clinical symptoms and laboratory findings, are used to confirm whether endometritis is present.