When a woman suffers from endometritis, it is usually not necessary to perform a uterine curettage. Endometritis is a type of pelvic inflammatory disease caused by infection of various pathogens. Treatment mainly involves the use of broad-spectrum antibiotics for anti-inflammatory purposes. Moreover, if a woman undergoes curettage, it could further damage the uterine lining and potentially cause infections to spread to other areas, such as leading to inflammation of the uterine body. Therefore, curettage is generally not recommended. Some women may experience irregular vaginal bleeding during an episode of endometritis, and this can be treated with hemostatic drugs.