Endometritis affects pregnancy

Endometritis is an inflammation of the uterus. If it is not treated for a long time, it will become chronic endometritis, and its harm is very serious. When suffering from endometriosis, it can make the endometrium congested, edematous, with a large amount of inflammatory exudates, which is not conducive to the sperm's ascent and the implantation and development of pregnant eggs. If bacterial toxins cause sperm death or reduced mobility, thus affecting fertility, if fertilized eggs in the inflammatory endometrium implantation, or anti-endometrial antibodies caused implantation disorders, it is easy to cause embryo death and abortion. If not treated in time, there may be upward infection, resulting in fallopian tube inflammation, resulting in fallopian tube adhesion, will also affect pregnancy.