Patient's question:
On the 14th day of the menstrual cycle, the endometrial thickness is 1.4 cm. The cervical canal is fused, with the maximum distance being 0.2 cm. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of endometritis can indicate the severity of the condition. Some women with severe endometritis may experience no obvious symptoms at all. Many women with only a small amount of uterine wall fibrosis behind the uterine wall may still feel severe pain. A woman who has never experienced menstrual pain may suddenly feel pain during her menstrual period, which could be a sign of endometritis. The menstrual blood excreted from the uterine wall fibers can trigger persistent and severe pain in the lower abdomen, extending to the back.