Patient's question:
Please ask: What are the differences between acute endometritis and acute pelvic inflammatory disease?Doctor's answer:
Hello, women with endometritis often experience lower abdominal pain or a sense of fullness, pain in the waist muscles, increased vaginal discharge that is watery, light yellow, purulent, or bloody. They may also have irregular vaginal bleeding, prolonged periods, dysmenorrhea, or amenorrhea. The uterus appears spherical, soft, and tender, with possible bloody or purulent discharge. Approximately 20% of chronic endometritis patients may be completely asymptomatic and only discovered during a gynecological examination by a doctor. Once diagnosed, it is essential to promptly receive treatment to prevent the development of other conditions, the consequences of which are unimaginable.