<unk>  is inflammation of the uterine lining which can affect all layers of the uterus. The uterus is usually aseptic but the travel of microbes from the cervix and vagina can lead to inflammation and infection.<unk>  is classified histopathologically into two subtypes: acute<unk>  and chronic<unk>  (CE).  Acute<unk>  occurs following abortion, childbirth, menstruation, curettage, or IUD insertion. Symptoms of acute<unk>  may include fever, pelvic pain, and vaginal discharge. On histopathology, many neutrophils are seen in the endometrial stroma in acute<unk> . Chronic<unk>  may cause infertility. Chronic<unk>  (CE) is mostly asymptomatic but may have vague symptoms. On histopathology, plasma cells are seen in the endometrial stroma in chronic<unk>  (CE).<unk>  is mostly caused by infection and treated with antibiotics.It commonly occurs as a result of the rupture of membranes during childbirth. It is the most common postpartum infection. Puerperal<unk>  is 25 times more common in patients that underwent cesarean sections. Most cases of postpartum<unk>  are polymicrobial, involving aerobic and anaerobic bacteria.
Endometritis
Pelvic inflammatory disease
Endometriosis
Salpingitis
Oophoritis
Prostatitis
Ectopic pregnancy
Uterine cancer