Patient's question:
Medical history: Bleeding for over a year with no improvement in symptoms.Laboratory and examination results: Severe endometritis, requiring hospitalization for observation and stabilization before surgery.
Previous treatment and effectiveness: Medications prescribed after examination had no effect.
Type of help needed: Hello, how serious is this condition?
Doctor's answer:
Treatment for endometritis should target the cause that leads to inflammation of the endometrium. Acute endometritis often recurs after abortion or during childbirth, and is related to bacterial contamination of the uterine wound. Therefore, actively treating reproductive tract infections before childbirth, and paying attention to personal hygiene after abortion and childbirth, can have a certain effect on preventing the recurrence of acute endometritis. It is recommended to use a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine treatments, such as taking traditional Chinese medicine gynecological anti-inflammatory drugs (capsules), which can reduce inflammation while also boosting the body's immunity. Generally, 3-4 courses of treatment are recommended, with 2-3 courses for milder conditions. Each course lasts for 14 days.