Patient's question:
I had a miscarriage two months ago, and now an ultrasound shows inflammation in both the endometrium and pelvis. How should I be treated? Can I have children? A doctor suggested getting anti-inflammatory injections during my period and continuing for three months. Is that okay?Doctor's answer:
First, attention should be paid to menstrual hygiene, and sexual activity during menstruation should be avoided to prevent pathogenic bacteria from entering. Secondly, attention should be paid to breastfeeding to prevent unnecessary miscarriages, delivery, and uterine cavity surgery. It should be done in a regular hospital with strict sterilization to prevent direct industrial pollution during surgical procedures. Women with a possible risk of transmission should receive preventive anti-inflammatory treatment. After delivery, the endometrium of women has wounds, and the cervix is slightly open compared to normal. It takes a certain amount of time for complete recovery. Premature sexual activity can easily introduce bacteria into the wife's reproductive organs, leading to endometritis or pelvic inflammatory disease. In mild cases or with timely treatment, full recovery is still possible.