Patient's question:
Occasional pain in the lower abdomen, didn't pay much attention to it. Now, white discharge has also increased. After checking at the hospital, it was said to be endometritis. How should endometritis be treated effectively?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description, it is likely that you have endometritis. Hello, endometritis is generally caused by the impairment of the protective function and self-cleaning mechanism of the female reproductive tract during childbirth or destruction, which increases the opportunity for pathogens to invade the reproductive tract. Clinically, it is primarily characterized by endometrial congestion, purulent discharge, and a large amount of purulent secretions in the vagina with a foul odor. If it is uterine myometritis, the uterus fails to return to normal, accompanied by abdominal tenderness, especially at the fundus. It may also manifest as high fever, headache, elevated white blood cells, and other infectious symptoms. Treatment 1. Encourage treatment. Enhance nutrition, increase resistance, etc. 2. Thoroughly remove residual intrauterine tissue, incise abscesses, and use semi-recumbent position for drainage.