Patient's question:
How to prevent endometritis in daily life? Recently, when washing underwear, I always find a lot of curd-like discharge on it, and it smells very bad. I also feel a bit damp and itchy in my private area, and my lower abdomen is uncomfortable.Doctor's answer:
Preventive measures for chronic endometritis should first focus on menstrual hygiene, avoiding sexual activity during menstruation to prevent pathogenic bacteria from infiltrating. Secondly, it is important to pay attention to contraception to prevent unnecessary abortions. For childbirth and uterine cavity surgery, it is necessary to go to a regular hospital with strict sterilization standards to avoid direct industrial contamination during surgical procedures. Women with a potential risk of infection should receive preventive anti-inflammatory treatment. Since acute endometritis often recurs after miscarriage or childbirth, associated with retrograde infection of the uterine wound by bacteria, actively treating reproductive tract inflammation before childbirth and paying attention to personal hygiene after miscarriage and childbirth can play a certain role in preventing the recurrence of acute endometritis. Patients with acute endometritis should receive timely and thorough treatment to avoid it becoming chronic if left untreated.