Patient's question:
Left and right, it initially seemed like it was related to my period, but now I still feel like it's increasing, without any pain, and everything else is normal. I just want to ask what the symptoms of endometritis are?Doctor's answer:
Symptoms of endometritis include mild fever, lower abdominal pain, and increased vaginal discharge. The vaginal discharge may sometimes be bloody. If it is caused by anaerobic bacteria, the discharge may have a foul odor. Some may experience irregular periods. If the inflammation is severe, it can spread to the uterine muscle layer, leading to uterine myitis and the formation of small abscesses within. If the inflammation spreads outward, it can cause pelvic inflammation. During examination, the uterus may be found to be tender and reduced in size, with tenderness and thickening on both sides. Endometritis can be classified into three types: acute, chronic, and senile. Additionally, for gynecological patients during treatment, their dietary condition and care are also very important.