Patient's question:
On April 23rd, I got this illness and had intravenous drips for a week. I have been taking medication, and it has been improving. By May 12th, I went to the hospital for a re-examination, and the doctor said I could stop after another week of medication (including three types: Fuyan Kangfu, Amoxicillin, and Levofloxacin). I have been taking the medication until now, although I had sexual intercourse three times in the first few days. (I also stopped taking Amoxicillin from the 16th to the 18th. On the 19th, I don’t know if it was because I ate something spicy or went hungry all day, but by evening, the right side of my lower abdomen started to hurt. Today, my lower abdomen still hurts, but it’s not very noticeable. My waist also aches a bit. I have still been taking the medication, all three types together. Now that pain has returned, and I feel very heavy-hearted. I want to figure out whether it’s due to sexual intercourse, eating something spicy, or stopping Amoxicillin for a few days, which has weakened the condition. Should I switch to a different treatment? Now.)Doctor's answer:
There are many reasons for endometritis. Inflammation of the cervix, vaginal inflammation, descent of the cervix or upward spread along the fallopian tubes, as well as reaching the endometrium through the lymphatic system. Spicy diet, extremely cold diet, poor sleep, insufficient rest, and diet and digestion imbalance are related. It is recommended to pay attention to proper gynecological examination and take appropriate symptomatic medication. Focus on treatment during this period, and avoid sexual intercourse and sexual activity.