Patient's question:
Doctor, I had some brown liquid discharge from below yesterday, accompanied by abdominal pain. Today, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor said it was caused by endometritis, which is mild. He didn't prescribe any medication, saying it's not necessary for the time being. Please advise what I should pay attention to when consulting the doctor.Doctor's answer:
Endometritis is a relatively common gynecological disease, divided into acute and chronic types. When patients have multiple gynecological infections, bacteria can further invade the endometrium, causing inflammation, which is then referred to as endometritis. Long-term medication use can lead to drug resistance and dysbiosis, triggering more severe inflammatory infections. Therefore, methods such as the combination of traditional Chinese medicine with physical therapy or acupuncture are often adopted.Maintain a calm mood: Pay attention to nutrition, balance rest and activity, and enhance your own resistance while reducing physical fitness.
Pay attention to menstrual hygiene: Sanitize menstrual pads. Avoid sexual activity and tub baths during menstruation. Try to avoid gynecological examinations during the menstrual period.