What are the symptoms of endometritis?

What are the specific symptoms of endometritis? Is endometritis considered a serious gynecological disease? Gynecologists explain that endometritis is a gynecological disease that seriously threatens women's reproductive health. So what are the specific symptoms of endometritis? What issues should women pay attention to?

Symptoms of endometritis 1. Menstrual pain

Menstrual pain: It is mostly caused by non-pregnant women, but there are few people with severe menstrual pain. It may be caused by excessive thickness of the uterine wall, which prevents the normal degeneration and necrosis of tissues and stimulates excessive contraction of the uterus.

Symptoms of endometritis 2. Pelvic pain

Pelvic pain: About 40% of patients have lower abdominal distension and pain and lumbar pain during intermittent menstrual period.

Symptoms of endometritis 3. Excessive menstruation

Menorrhagia: Menstrual periods remain normal, but the amount of menstruation increases and the bleeding period also increases significantly. Only a very small number of patients develop anemia due to excessive bleeding, which may be caused by intimal thickening and inflammatory abscesses. Non-menstrual bleeding is rare, but sometimes it may last for a few hours or one to two days before stopping.

Symptoms of endometritis 4. Increased leucorrhea

Increased vaginal discharge: caused by increased metabolism of glands in the uterine wall. It is usually sampled from dilute water bodies, with a light yellow color and sometimes bloody leucorrhea.

What issues should we pay attention to when experiencing symptoms of endometritis?

The clinical medical professional clinical manifestations of endometritis are specifically mild inflammation, and no abnormalities may be found in bimanual examination. When uterine pyometra occurs, the uterus is spherical and dilated, soft and tender. Vaginal examination can easily show that the cervix discharges a thick fluid with a strange odor.

In addition, a professional gynecologist professor told us that if endometritis is caused by an IUD, it is recommended that the patient remove the IUD immediately; if there is any residue in the uterus, it is recommended to remove it immediately; if there are symptoms such as uterine intrauterine polyps, uterine cervical fibroids, etc., corresponding treatment should be done; if there is blood accumulation in the uterus, it is recommended to promote the method as soon as possible. Female patients need to be reminded that after the inflammation of endometritis is under control, a diagnostic curettage should be performed to eliminate whether symptoms of swelling exist.

In general, if the above symptoms of endometritis occur, you must immediately go to a professional and reliable hospital for comprehensive regular maintenance treatment, protect your own health, and avoid serious health effects in the future.