What are the symptoms of uterine inflammation?

Uterine inflammation is a common gynecological disease nowadays. Most women may suffer from uterine inflammation after giving birth. After this problem occurs, it will cause irregular menstruation and even lower abdominal pain. Severe cases may also be accompanied by increased leucorrhea and vaginal secretions, so you must be careful about these.

Uterine inflammation is a common gynecological disease. The symptoms of uterine inflammation are divided into two types: the symptoms of chronic uterine inflammation mainly include irregular vaginal bleeding, or irregular menstrual cycle and prolonged menstruation.

It may also be accompanied by dull pain in the lower abdomen, or a feeling of heaviness and discomfort, and increased vaginal discharge. If the patient is suffering from senile uterine inflammation, its main symptoms are increased leucorrhea several years after menopause or in old age, usually accompanied by bloody or purulent leucorrhea, and bloating and pain in the lower abdomen.

Symptoms of acute uterine inflammation: Uterine inflammation usually occurs in the acute stage after delivery or miscarriage. Early symptoms include mild fever, lower abdominal pain, increased vaginal discharge, sometimes bloody and turbid vaginal discharge, and accompanied by a foul odor.

The uterus will feel painful when lightly pressed. At this time, active treatment should be sought. If treatment is delayed, the infection may spread to the visceral layer, fallopian tubes, and peritoneum, leading to acute pelvic inflammatory disease. The above are the symptoms of uterine inflammation. If the patient has the above symptoms, it is uterine inflammation and should seek medical attention as soon as possible.