Patient's question:
I have had endometritis for almost a year now. I have seen many experts, but they just can't get to the root of it. It keeps recurring. My menstruation and leukorrhea are abnormal, and I have lower abdominal pain. I am really worried about this disease. What kind of assistance I need: How should endometritis be treated?Doctor's answer:
Whether caused by acute or chronic endometritis, cervical obstruction can lead to uterine abscess if inflammatory secretions in the uterine cavity cannot drain out or if drainage is poor. However, since uterine abscess may gradually develop due to chronic endometritis, it may not present with obvious symptoms. During gynecological examination, the uterus may be found to be enlarged, soft, and tender. The parametrium may show significant thickening, and inflammatory masses in the adnexa may also be present simultaneously.