Patient's question:
I recently went to the hospital for a check-up and was diagnosed with chronic endometritis. It has been almost 4 months now, and I am currently taking medication for treatment.Doctor's answer:
Hello, your chronic endometritis is basically curable, and you can get pregnant after being cured. In the first three months, you need to take folic acid to prevent deformities. Go to the local hospital to establish a prenatal checkup record and avoid contact with harmful substances like PM2.5. Try to reduce watching TV and using the internet. Eat more high-protein foods, such as eggs and milk. Anemia is common during pregnancy, so you should eat more iron-rich foods. Calcium supplements should not be started too early; generally, they can be taken after the 20th week, as taking them too early can easily cause placental calcification. Sexual activity should be avoided during the first three months and the last three months of pregnancy. Eat more foods rich in vitamins and other trace elements, which will help alleviate the condition and aid recovery. Additionally, engage in appropriate exercise to stay fit.