What are the symptoms of endometritis?

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Endometritis is one of the most common gynecological inflammation. I studied clinical medicine in college. During my internship in the hospital, I also met many patients with this kind of disease. Many people don't know much about the symptoms of endometritis. Now I will make use of my medical knowledge and some common medical knowledge, The symptoms of endometritis to do a simple introduction, hoping to better help the majority of women in advance of prevention.

What are the symptoms of endometritis?

First, patients with endometritis will show pelvic pain. Clinical evidence shows that about 40% of the patients will tell that they will have abdominal distension or pain during menstruation, and some patients will also show lumbosacral pain.

Patients with endometritis will also have symptoms of increased leucorrhea. These are generally caused by increased secretion of endometrial glands. The patient's leucorrhea is generally thin water, and is pale yellow, sometimes also presents as bloody leucorrhea.

Patients with endometritis menstruation will be more than usual. Patients with normal menstruation, but menstrual volume will multiply, bleeding time will be significantly prolonged. At the same time, there will be a very small number of patients with anemia due to massive bleeding, most of which are caused by intimal thickening or inflammation and congestion.

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Most patients with endometritis show dysmenorrhea. Most of these symptoms occur in women who have not yet given birth. This situation may be caused by excessive thickening of endometrium, which hinders the normal degeneration and necrosis of tissue and stimulates excessive spasmodic contraction of uterus.