Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose:Biopsy result: Chronic endometritis with focal squamous metaplasia
I have had gynecological inflammation for over 3 years (a total of two induced abortions). I only received intravenous anti-inflammatory 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 consistent treatment.
The treatments I have undergone in the past year include:
March—Visual induced abortion surgery, followed by intravenous anti-inflammatory treatment.
April—Cryosurgery for severe erosion, followed by clindamycin and ofloxacin intravenous anti-inflammatory treatment.
Doctor's answer:
Regarding the question of how to treat chronic endometritis, it must be taken seriously. Here is the answer to how to treat chronic endometritis:Hello, if you experience abdominal pain or fever, it means your inflammation is already severe. Your chronic endometritis is caused by prolonged infection after an induced abortion. You should receive intravenous ceftriaxone sodium combined with metronidazole for 7-10 days. Additionally, you should undergo abdominal physical therapy.