Patient's question:
Suffering from endometritis, but not knowing its hazards, want to understand what are the hazards of endometritis?Doctor's answer:
Hello, non-tuberculous endometritis is relatively common and is caused by general pathogenic bacteria infections. It is often seen during the menstrual period, miscarriage, and postpartum: such as residual placenta and fetal membranes during labor, masturbation during the menstrual period, prolonged uterine bleeding, incomplete miscarriage infection, non-sterile gynecological examinations, downward infections during intrauterine procedures such as induced abortion and various vaginal surgeries, downward infections from cervical inflammation or vaginitis, and infections caused by purulent endometrial polyps or submucosal myomas. Endometritis is caused by bacteria descending along the vagina and cervix or ascending along the fallopian tubes, as well as reaching the endometrium through the lymphatic system.