Patient's question:
Health consultation description: I have an older sister who isn't very happy right now. She was recently preparing to get pregnant and was very happy. After asking, I learned that she was diagnosed with chronic endometritis during her pre-pregnancy check-up at the hospital, which makes it difficult for her to get pregnant. This makes her very upset. She wants to know what the early symptoms of chronic endometritis are? What are the early symptoms of chronic endometritis?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the early specific symptoms of chronic endometritis include an increase in leukorrhea, which is caused by enhanced secretion of endometrial glands. It is usually thin and watery, pale yellow, and sometimes bloody leukorrhea; menstrual irregularities, characterized by regular periods but an increasing amount of menstrual flow; pelvic area pain, with some people experiencing lower abdominal heaviness and distension pain during the menstrual interval, as well as lower back and sacral pain; some people also exhibit symptoms of fever and abdominal pain.