Patient's question:
I'm only 20 years old, but today I heard some unfortunate news. An elderly traditional Chinese medicine practitioner took my pulse, but he told me I have endometritis. Did he make a mistake? I'm still so young, how could I possibly have this condition? I don't really want to go to the hospital for testing because medical expenses are so high right now, and I'm a student with a not-so-great financial situation at home. So, I had to ask you. If I really do have it, what could have caused it? Could it lead to other diseases? What kind of medicine should I take to get better? I sincerely hope you canDoctor's answer:
(1) First, administer intramuscular estradiol 0.1 mg/kg body weight to dilate the cervix, facilitating the discharge of secretions. On the second day, inject uterine contraction medication, such as oxytocin 1 unit/kg body weight; posterior pituitary hormone 1 unit/kg body weight. This can ensure the thorough expulsion of inflammatory secretions from the uterus.(2) Systemic administration of antibiotics, penicillin 50,000 units/kg body weight, and streptomycin 40,000 units/kg body weight, mixed for intramuscular injection, twice daily. Gentamicin 8,000 units/kg body weight, intramuscular injection, twice daily. To better determine the appropriate medication for endometritis, women should first understand their own physical condition, allowing for more effective treatment of their symptoms.
(3) Systemic maintenance therapy. Intravenous drip of 5% sodium bicarbonate glucose solution; vitamin C, etc.
(4) For cases where treatment is ineffective, consider an ovariectomy and hysterectomy.
Therefore, it is important to note that the medication for endometritis depends on the woman's physical condition. Women must first clarify their own physical condition before taking medication to select the appropriate treatment.