We often say that the embryo is the "seed" and the inner membrane is the "soil". Whether you are pregnant naturally or IVF, the environment of the endometrium is very important.
Among them, inflammation of the endometrium can lead to infertility, repeated non-implantation, fetal arrest, etc., and the detection rate is getting higher and higher.
Endometritis is divided into acute endometritis and chronic endometritis.
What are the causes of endometritis?
It is related to bad lifestyle habits such as poor hygiene, early sex, multiple sexual partners, menstruation**, unsafe sex and the use of unclean menstrual pads.
It is also associated with long-term intrauterine device insertion, repeated abortions, abnormal uterine bleeding, multiple unprotected intrauterine procedures, immunocompromised and comorbid reproductive system diseases.
What are the ways to diagnose endometritis?
Endometrial pathological examination, hysteroscopy, and microbiological examination can be performed. At present, the first two methods are most commonly used in clinical practice.
Endometrial pathological examinationThe purpose of pathological examination: chronic endometritis (CD38 and CD138), endometrial local inflammatory reaction, etc.
How to take the endometrium?
3-7 days after menstruation, scrape or aspirate endometrial tissue directly, or endoscopy during hysteroscopy.
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