Patient's question:
We've been married for two years and have always wanted a child, but we haven't been able to conceive. A few days ago, I had a thorough check-up, and they said I have "endometritis"! I have no idea what this disease is, and how could I have gotten it when everything was fine? Our family is poor, so I'm asking where there are places that offer relatively affordable prices and can treat this condition! I'm from the countryside!Doctor's answer:
The causes of endometritis are numerous. Miscarriage, childbirth, and other bacterial infections caused by gynecological inflammation can all lead to endometritis. Increased vaginal discharge is also a common symptom of this disease, but a small number of patients may be asymptomatic and only discover it during a gynecological examination. Endometritis can interfere with female childbirth, so early treatment is recommended. It has both anti-inflammatory effects and can lower the body's immunity. Generally, 3-4 courses of treatment are needed, with 2-3 courses for milder cases, with each course lasting 14 days. Pay attention to menstrual hygiene: sanitary pads should be sterilized. Avoid sexual activity and tub baths during menstruation.