Patient's question:
Number of episodes, location, types of discomfort, previous treatments received, and the help you wish to receive (over 20 words)Doctor's answer:
Pelvic bleeding may be caused by endometritis, which is an inflammation of the endometrium resulting from pelvic inflammatory disease or vaginal infection. The entire uterine cavity often becomes swollen and exudative. In the acute phase, it can lead to systemic symptoms such as elevated white blood cell counts and lower abdominal pain, significantly impacting the patient. It is recommended that you undergo further examination and targeted treatment.Regardless of the illness being treated, it is essential to first identify its causative factors and then proceed with targeted therapy. If medication is used without professional hospital-based systematic etiological testing, not only will the condition not be cured, but it may also lead to drug resistance. Over time, this can result in dependence on medication, ultimately causing the condition to persist without improvement.
It is advisable to seek treatment at a reputable and professional fertility hospital, actively cooperate with the doctor to identify the root cause, and receive symptomatic treatment.