What medicine should I take for uterine inflammation?

When it comes to uterine inflammation, the first treatment option that many women think of is surgery. If uterine inflammation is not treated in time, it may develop into severe cervical erosion and cervical cancer. However, surgical treatment is not necessarily required. In fact, there are relatively conservative treatments for uterine inflammation in modern clinical medicine. Patients suffering from uterine inflammation can learn about the medicines that can be taken for uterine inflammation.

1. What medicine should I take for uterine inflammation?

If you unfortunately get uterine inflammation and want to treat the disease, surgery is not the only treatment option. Drug treatment is also one of the conventional methods for treating female uterine inflammation.

1.1. First of all, drug treatment for female uterine inflammation: For elderly endometritis, 0.25-0.5 mg of diethylstilbestrol can be taken orally once a day for one to two weeks, and appropriate antibiotics can be used for treatment for five to seven days. At the same time, certain treatments should also be given to senile vaginitis.

1.2. Physical therapy for female uterine inflammation: Patients with moderate to severe female uterine inflammation can choose physical therapy when drug therapy is ineffective, but physical therapy will cause harm to the patient's body and have great side effects.

2. Causes of uterine inflammation

Under normal circumstances, the female vagina is acidic and the cervix has a mucus plug, which is the body's physiological barrier that can resist bacterial invasion. However, under special circumstances, such as menstruation, childbirth, after miscarriage and various uterine operations, this barrier function is weakened or even disappears, which can easily lead to bacterial invasion and cause metritis. Therefore, daily cleaning of the private parts with Jiaoyan pH4 weak acid formula feminine care liquid can maintain the self-cleaning function of the vagina.

In addition, not paying attention to personal hygiene, having sexual intercourse during menstruation, and having heterosexual intercourse with people with sexually transmitted diseases can also easily lead to this disease. Elderly women are prone to senile vaginitis due to the decrease of estrogen in the body, the decrease of acidity in the vagina, and the reduction of cervical mucus plug, which can further develop into metritis.

3. Clinical manifestations of uterine inflammation

3.1 Acute cervicitis

The main manifestations are increased vaginal discharge, which is mucopurulent. The irritation of vaginal discharge can cause itching and burning sensation of the vulva.

3.2 Chronic cervicitis

3.2.1. Increased leucorrhea

Patients with chronic cervicitis may be asymptomatic. Sometimes increased leucorrhea may be the only symptom. The leucorrhea is light yellow and sometimes contains blood. There may also be contact bleeding. Occasionally, secretions may irritate the vulva and cause itching and discomfort.

3.2.2. Pain in the lower abdomen or lumbosacral region is a common symptom, which worsens during menstruation and defecation, and may cause pain during sexual intercourse. When the inflammation spreads and forms chronic parauterine connective tissue inflammation, the pain becomes more severe.

3.2.3 Urinary tract irritation symptoms

When the inflammation spreads to the trigone or the connective tissue around the bladder, urinary tract irritation symptoms, frequent urination or difficulty urinating may occur.

3.2.4 Other symptoms

Some patients may experience irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, and a feeling of heaviness in the pelvis.