Patient's question:
Doctor, I have endometritis, what should I do? I have endometritis, what should I do? Is it serious? How should I treat it? How should I treat endometritis to recover quickly?Doctor's answer:
Endometritis is an inflammatory condition of the endometrium caused by various factors leading to structural changes in the endometrium. The uterine cavity has good drainage conditions and cyclic endometrial shedding, which rarely allow inflammation to persist long-term in the endometrium. However, if acute-phase inflammation is not treated thoroughly, or if there are frequent sources of infection, the condition can recur repeatedly. Treating endometritis should target the underlying cause of the inflammation. Acute endometritis often occurs after miscarriage or during the peripartum period, associated with retrograde bacterial infection of the uterine wound. Therefore, actively treating genital tract infections before childbirth, paying attention to personal hygiene after miscarriage and postpartum, can play a certain role in preventing recurrent acute endometritis.