Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose:Biopsy results: Chronic endometritis with focal squamous metaplasia
I have had gynecological inflammation for over 3 years (with two induced abortions in total). I only received intravenous antibiotic treatment occasionally when I felt discomfort until March 2005, when I discovered that it had progressed to severe erosion during an induced abortion and then began to adhere to treatment.
The treatments I have undergone in the past year include:
March—Visual induced abortion surgery, followed by intravenous antibiotic treatment.
April—Cryosurgery for severe erosion, followed by intravenous clindamycin and ofloxacin for antibiotic treatment.
Doctor's answer:
Regarding the question of how to treat chronic endometritis, it is essential to take it seriously. Here is the answer to your question about how to treat chronic endometritis:Hello, if you experience abdominal pain or fever, it indicates that your inflammation is already severe. Your chronic endometritis is caused by long-term infection following an induced abortion. You should receive intravenous ceftriaxone sodium combined with metronidazole for 7-10 days. Additionally, you should undergo abdominal physical therapy.