Introduction An inflammation of the uterus can be very unpleasant for the woman affected. A distinction is made between inflammation of the cervix (cervicitis), inflammation of the lining of the uterus (endometritis) and inflammation of the uterine muscles (myometritis). Overall, the inflammation of the uterus is often caused by an ascending vaginal inflammation (colitis) and … Inflammation of the uterus
Symptoms The symptoms of uterine inflammation can be very unspecific. Above all, they differ depending on how far the inflammation has already progressed and which part of the uterus it has affected (only the cervix, the endometrium or the uterine muscles). Inflammation of the cervix (cervicitis): In the case of an inflammation of the cervix, … Symptoms | Inflammation of the uterus
Therapy If the uterine inflammation can be traced back to a specific cause, the therapy primarily serves to eliminate this factor. If the inflammation is apparently caused by a previously inserted coil, it must first be removed. Any remaining placental remains in the uterus following a pregnancy must be scraped out so that the uterus … Therapy | Inflammation of the uterus
