Patient's question:
Go to the children's hospital, the doctor looked and said it might be endometritis, but she's not very sure. I want to ask how can I confirm it's endometritis?Doctor's answer:
The causes of endometritis are numerous. Miscarriage, childbirth, and other bacterial infections caused by gynecological inflammation can all lead to endometritis. Increased vaginal discharge is also a common symptom of this disease, but a small number of patients may be asymptomatic and only discover it during gynecological examinations. Endometritis can interfere with female childbirth, so early treatment is recommended.To identify and diagnose endometritis, pay attention to the following points: Chronic endometritis needs to be differentiated from acute endometritis, including: acute tubo-ovarian abscess, acute pelvic (pelvic), pelvic connective tissue inflammation, acute pelvic peritonitis, acute peritonitis, and acute endometritis.