Patient's question:
I have had regular periods in the recent period, but the amount of blood flow has significantly increased, and the bleeding period has been noticeably shortened. Moreover, during the menstrual interval, I have experienced lower abdominal heaviness and pain, as well as lower back and sacral discomfort. My leukorrhea has also increased, mostly light yellow. Later, I learned from the hospital that I had endometritis. What assistance would you like: What causes endometritis?Doctor's answer:
Sexual disorder can pull pathogens from the external or vaginal, cervical cavity into the uterine cavity. Alternatively, a very small amount of placental residue after delivery or incomplete involution of the placental attachment site are often the causes of chronic endometritis. Long-standing tubo-ovarian inflammation or severe cervical inflammation can lead to chronic endometritis. It is essential to rest well and receive anti-infection treatment. Pay attention to boosting your immunity in daily life, which would be beneficial.