Patient's question:
Increased leukorrhea with a bad odor, very thin, and a long menstrual period. It may be due to chronic endometritis. What are the signs and symptoms of chronic endometritis? Careful help: The signs and symptoms of chronic endometritis are shown as follows.Doctor's answer:
Abnormal leukorrhea is caused by inflammatory stimulation, which can transmit to the endometrium and lead to endometritis. Endometritis may cause recurrent abdominal pain and uneven endometrial echoes. You can check for abdominal pain and, through a careful ultrasound examination, observe the endometrial echoes. If the echoes are poor, it is likely caused by inflammatory transmission. Active symptomatic treatment with anti-inflammatory drugs should be administered to completely eliminate the inflammation, which will then resolve both vaginitis and endometritis.