Patient's question:
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Can endometritis be easily treated?
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Doctor, hello. Last month I took my wife to the hospital for a check-up,
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the doctor said she had endometritis,
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she gave me medication,
is there any other treatment method that is better?
Doctor's answer:
Endometritis can be cured, and patients need to face it with a positive mindset. As long as the correct methods are used, it can be cured. Endometritis is an inflammation of the endometrium in the uterine body. When the inflammation progresses to a severe stage, it can affect the uterine muscle layer, becoming endomyometritis, which is an extension of endometritis. Endometritis is divided into acute and chronic types. The main causes of acute endometritis include postpartum infection, insertion of an intrauterine device, cervical dilation, diagnostic or physical treatments such as cervical electrocautery, laser, or microwave therapy. Ascending infections from pathogens such as sexually transmitted diseases can also cause it. Additionally, endometrial polyps and submucosal uterine fibroids are often associated with endometritis. The causes of chronic endometritis are largely similar to those of acute endometritis. The lesions are limited to the mucosa and underlying tissues of the cervical canal, and the vaginal part of the cervix may be smooth, with only purulent discharge blocking the cervical os. Sometimes the mucosa may proliferate, and the cervical os may appear red and congested.