Patient's question:
I was diagnosed with endometritis last year, but it has been treated already. After feeling that my body was fine, I didn't go to the hospital again. Now, after catching a cold, those symptoms have reappeared. Could a cold cause acute endometritis?Doctor's answer:
Based on your current symptoms, it is possible that the warmth may be due to the absence of inflammation in the uterus. Under normal circumstances, a cold would not cause acute endometrial inflammation. If the symptoms mentioned above have reappeared, it is still necessary to actively conduct examinations and treatment. Taking some antibiotics to control the spread of endometrial inflammation. Actively treat cold symptoms, drink plenty of water, and closely monitor data, including changes in body temperature. There are several treatment methods for gynecological diseases, but since the patient's condition varies, the diagnostic methods used will also differ. Therefore, it is recommended that patients seek diagnosis and treatment as soon as they notice symptoms.