Patient's question:
During a gynecological examination, I was diagnosed with endometritis. When I got home, I told my girlfriends about it, and they said it was nothing. They mentioned that out of 10 people, 8 would have gynecological issues, so there was no need to worry. Now I feel it's serious because it has now turned into uterine abscess. I'm scared and can no longer ignore the condition.Doctor's answer:
During your gynecological examination, endometritis was carefully detected. Timely treatment is necessary, as neglecting it can cause significant harm to your body. Endometritis is an inflammation of the endometrium. It can be divided into two types: acute endometritis and chronic endometritis. After the occurrence of endometritis, the entire uterine cavity often experiences edema and exudation. In the acute phase, it may also lead to systemic symptoms such as fever, chills, elevated white blood cells, lower abdominal pain, and increased leukorrhea. Wishing you good health. Gynecological conditions can be very serious, and it is recommended that patients seek timely and symptomatic treatment. It is hoped that patients can follow their doctor's advice for symptomatic treatment.