Patient's question:
I had a child at the age of 36. At that time, the doctor said my condition was not suitable for having another child. Shortly after giving birth, I developed endometritis. A couple of years ago, I took some medication to treat it, and today during a health check-up, I found out I have endometrial polyps. Does endometritis cause endometrial polyps?Doctor's answer:
Generally, endometritis should be considered. If there is a lack of proper care for a long time, it may lead to conditions such as endometrial polyps or fibrosis. Therefore, it is important to carefully observe any recurrence of abdominal pain or menstrual disorders. In daily life, attention should be paid to enhancing nutrition, monitoring the menstrual cycle, and observing the regularity of bleeding volume. When necessary, (minimally invasive surgery) should be considered according to the regulations. The recurrence of endometritis severely affects women's health, and it is essential to maintain external genital hygiene and avoid sexual activity in daily life.