Patient's question:
This time when my period came, I had severe lower abdominal pain, the amount of blood suddenly increased, I felt weak all over, and I was feverish. Now I can't even go off work. I want to go to the hospital for a check-up, but my family says I have to wait until my period is over before I can have a thorough examination. I'm really in a hurry. The doctor said it's endometritis. How should I take care of it? Please help me, doctor, what kind of assistance should I provide: Nursing and treatment measures for endometritisDoctor's answer:
Simple acute non-specific endometritis can lead to endometrial adhesions, resulting in infertility. Since acute endometritis can sometimes cause tubitis or oophoritis, these inflammatory conditions may persist as chronic processes, severely impairing fertility. Currently, the primary approach is integrated Chinese and Western medicine for comprehensive treatment to eliminate inflammation completely. It is recommended to seek diagnosis at a professional reproductive and fertility hospital to ensure early recovery.