Preparing for pregnancy is very important for female friends who want to conceive. During the preparation period, we need to eliminate some diseases in the body to provide conditions for the birth of the baby. And checking the body is an essential part of the process of preparing for pregnancy, so do female friends know how to know if they have a uterine infection? Follow the editor to take a look.
How do I know if it's a uterine infection
1、 The most typical symptom of endometritis is abnormal vaginal discharge, which includes excessive discharge, bloody discharge, watery discharge, and foul smelling discharge. The reason for the appearance of excessive and watery vaginal discharge is mainly due to the continuous stimulation of inflammatory substances on the endometrial tissue, leading to the continuous secretion of endometrial glands.
2、 Patients with endometritis, especially those in the chronic infection phase, may experience menstrual abnormalities, mainly manifested as prolonged menstrual periods, increased menstrual flow, and even dysmenorrhea.
3、 A typical symptom of endometritis patients is pain, especially abnormal pain around the pelvic bone.
How to prevent uterine cavity infection
1、 Timely correction of diseases such as anemia, malnutrition, chronic diseases, etc. that can lower the maternal resistance.
2、 Timely treat pregnancy with infectious diseases, such as vaginitis, cervicitis (including chlamydia infection), etc.
3、 Avoid prolonged labor and premature rupture of membranes.
4、 Do not perform unnecessary vaginal and anal examinations during labor.
5、 Vigorously promote that pregnant women approaching their due date should not engage in sexual intercourse within one month before delivery.
This article introduces the relevant symptoms of uterine cavity infection to readers. We believe that readers can have a clear understanding of the symptoms of uterine cavity infection. After understanding these symptoms, we will know how to judge. Once these related symptoms are discovered, we should go to the hospital for a detailed examination instead of blindly seeking treatment.
