Patient's question:
[Condition Description: Severe anemia, polyps occupying the position shown in the ultrasound. Hysterotomy was performed to remove them. The doctor diagnosed endometritis and now recommends hysterectomy.Treatment history and effectiveness: Blood transfusion followed by hysterotomy. Currently no symptoms are present, and the condition is good.
What help is desired: Is it necessary to remove the uterus?]
Doctor's answer:
Hello! It's not serious, no need! Endometritis is an inflammation of the endometrium, and its infection can be caused by sexually transmitted diseases, but sometimes there may be no obvious cause. It is mainly bacterial infection. It is recommended to choose effective antibiotics through bacterial culture tests and drug sensitivity tests. Use intravenous injection to control inflammation as quickly as possible. Pay attention to postpartum hygiene, keep the external genitalia clean, bathe frequently, and change underwear during this period. Avoid sexual life and tub baths for at least 1 month.