Patient's question:
Recently, when I had my period, my stomach hurt very, very badly, and I could hardly go to work. About half a month ago, my vaginal discharge was also not good, always like curd. My complexion was yellow. My colleague told me that her situation was similar to mine before, and she was diagnosed with endometritis.Doctor's answer:
Hello, pelvic area pain occurs during the menstrual interval, presenting with lower abdominal heaviness and cramping pain, as well as lower back and sacral soreness. Leukorrhea increases due to increased secretion of endometrial glands. It is usually thin, watery, and light yellow, sometimes appearing bloody. Senile endometritis presents with purulent leukorrhea and often contains a small amount of blood. When the uterus accumulates pus, the discharge is purulent with a foul odor. Menorrhagia occurs with regular cycles but with doubled blood volume, with a significantly prolonged bleeding period. Irregular bleeding is less common.