Patient's question:
My daughter is 25 years old this year and has not reached the age of maturity, nor has she had a boyfriend. She has always had irregular periods. I took her for a thorough examination at the instant gynecology clinic. My daughter was diagnosed with endometritis of the uterus. For someone like my daughter, can it be cured, how to treat it, and will it affect future childbirth?Doctor's answer:
Hello! A normal menstrual cycle is approximately 21~35 days, with the period lasting 2--7 days and the amount of bleeding being 20--50ml. If a woman's menstrual bleeding lasts too long, the blood becomes an excellent nutrient medium for bacteria, making her more prone to endometritis. It is recommended that she visit a gynecology clinic in a reputable public hospital. Under the standardized treatment of a doctor, her menstrual cycle can be adjusted, and endometritis will gradually be cured. It will absolutely not affect her ability to give birth.