Patient's question:
Before, I had experienced some issues with my production, then I noticed that my uterus felt a bit warm, and I had some pain in my lower abdomen. Additionally, my discharge had become more abundant, and my underwear often smelled strongly. I cleaned my private area with plain water, but it didn't seem to help. After a thorough examination, it was diagnosed as endometritis and pelvic effusion. Even after taking medication, the condition remains the same. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Endometritis and pelvic effusion can also be treated with anti-inflammatory therapy. However, for endometritis, it is necessary to first undergo an ultrasound examination to check for any abnormal lesions within the uterus. Sometimes, endometritis is caused by previous uterine cavity surgery, which may leave behind residual abnormal tissues. If this is the case, surgery may be required to remove the residual tissues. If it is not the case, then it is necessary to consider the use of antibiotics for anti-inflammatory treatment, and intravenous fluids may be required during the acute phase.