Does endometritis cause bleeding?

The uterus is the female reproductive organ. In recent years, more and more women have had uterine problems, mainly because women do not have good hygiene habits, allowing their bodies to be infected by bacteria. Endometritis is a very common gynecological disease. Will you bleed if you suffer from endometritis? There are many symptoms of endometritis, and usually bleeding will occur. Let's learn more about it.

In life, many women will suffer from endometritis, which is a relatively common disease in our country. It also causes a lot of troubles to female friends. The main reason for women to suffer from endometritis is uterine infection. So, what is the matter with endometritis bleeding? Is it serious? The following is a detailed introduction to endometritis bleeding and a specific analysis of its severity. I hope this can help some people, and I hope people will pay attention to it.

2. Steps/Methods:

1. Endometritis is mostly caused by uterine infection. Generally speaking, endometritis can be divided into acute and chronic according to the length of the course of endometritis. What’s more serious is that patients with endometritis generally experience more or less persistent vaginal bleeding.

2. However, generally speaking, the amount of bleeding is not particularly large. Some patients may also have bloody leucorrhea or blood in their leucorrhea, and some patients may also have blood in their vaginal secretions. These situations should attract people's attention and should be treated in a timely manner.

3. It was mentioned above that endometritis can be divided into acute and chronic types. The following is a detailed introduction: During the acute period of endometritis, patients generally experience edema or endometrial congestion, as well as symptoms such as inflammatory cell infiltration. Some more serious patients may also have symptoms of suppuration. Patients with acute endometritis generally experience fever, lower abdominal pain, increased leucorrhea, and other symptoms, sometimes accompanied by blood and foul odor. The uterus is generally larger and is also accompanied by tenderness. Chronic endometritis also has the above-mentioned acute symptoms, and there are other symptoms, such as: menorrhagia, lower abdominal pain, etc. It is worth noting that acute endometritis may also develop into myometritis, salpingitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc., which will aggravate the patient's condition.

3. Notes:

From the above explanation, it can be found that endometritis should be taken seriously by people, and endometritis bleeding should be taken more seriously, because endometritis bleeding, to some extent, is also a manifestation of worsening endometritis. Moreover, endometritis itself has a great impact on the patient, and it may also cause the occurrence of other diseases to some extent. Therefore, people should pay more attention to it and must actively seek treatment.