Patient's question:
I get menstrual cramps every time I come, and after it disappears, my discharge starts to increase with abnormal odor. I suspect I might have endometritis, but I haven't gone to the hospital for a check-up yet. I'd like to ask the experts for their analysis. Is the likelihood of me having endometritis high in this situation?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Excessive leukorrhea and dysmenorrhea are very common symptoms. The main manifestation is cramp-like pain in the lower abdomen during menstruation, and severe cases may be accompanied by systemic symptoms. Some dysmenorrhea may be caused by diseases, but this possibility is very small. When dysmenorrhea occurs, you can buy ibuprofen sustained-release capsules from a pharmacy to take and see if it helps. At the same time, pay attention to menstrual hygiene, which can also help alleviate dysmenorrhea. If the pain is unbearable, go to a regular hospital for an ultrasound.