Patient's question:
Doctor. A few days ago, our village organized a women's health check-up, and I was diagnosed with endometritis. However, I haven't felt any discomfort in my body. In my case, is it not considered serious? Can endometritis be treated? I look forward to your reply.Doctor's answer:
Endometritis does not always present with clear clinical manifestations. When a woman experiences increased vaginal discharge, a yellowish color, or abdominal pain, the symptoms become more severe. Although there may be no symptoms at present, it is recommended that you seek treatment. Otherwise, waiting until the inflammation subsides before treating it will be considerably more troublesome. It is advised not to consume extremely cold, spicy, or irritating foods during the treatment period.