Patient's question:
I have been having regular periods recently, but the amount of blood flow has significantly increased, and the bleeding period has become noticeably shorter. Additionally, I experience lower abdominal heaviness and pain, as well as lower back and sacral discomfort during the menstrual interval. My leukorrhea has also increased, mostly being light yellow. Later, I learned at the hospital that I had endometritis.What kind of assistance would you like: What are the usual causes of endometritis?
Doctor's answer:
Generally, women are prone to infection during their menstrual period or after procedures such as induced abortion or childbirth surgery, because their immune system weakens at this time, making it easy for bacteria to invade their bodies, which can lead to endometritis in women. Women should pay attention to protecting their health to minimize the risk of such infections. Additionally, they should be vigilant about the presence of uterine fibroids or polyp tissues and seek appropriate treatment to prevent ascending infections.