Patient's question:
Can I get pregnant with endometritis? A year before getting married this year, I went to the hospital for a health check-up. The doctor said I had endometritis and small adnexitis for about a year. I want to treat the inflammation and worry about the interference with pregnancy. I hope to get pregnant completely.Doctor's answer:
In the treatment of chronic endometritis, it is first necessary to identify any triggers such as placental remnants, intrauterine contraceptives, etc. Removing these triggers will lead to a rapid and complete recovery from chronic endometritis. If treatment is administered blindly without addressing the underlying causes, the efficacy will be insignificant. Intrauterine contraceptives should be placed after childbirth or miscarriage. If chronic endometritis is caused by a miscarriage, a careful should be performed to remove any remaining degenerate placenta. If endometrial polyps are found, they should be removed. If submucosal uterine fibroids or endometrial cancer are detected, active treatment should be administered based on the specific circumstances.