Patient's question:
I always feel tired and uncomfortable. I wonder if I have endometritis?Doctor's answer:
If a woman contracts a vaginal infection that is not caused by ovarian dysfunction, it can generally be cured with medication treatment under the guidance of a doctor. However, for some cases, even after prolonged local or even systemic medication treatment, there is still no significant improvement, leading to chronic, untreatable infections. The possible reasons may include: 1. Irregular medication use, insufficient treatment duration, inadequate dosage, lack of regular follow-up tests, and stopping medication before confirming recovery—these factors fail to completely eliminate the pathogens, allowing residual pathogens to adapt locally. 2. The inflammation is caused by a mixed infection, and medication targeting only one pathogen cannot completely clear the pathogens of the mixed infection.