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Authors' conclusions: The combination of clindamycin and gentamicin is appropriate for the treatment of endometritis. Regimens with good activity against penicillin-resistant anaerobic bacteria are better than those with poor activity against penicillin-resistant anaerobic bacteria.
After making the diagnosis of endometritis and excluding other sources of infection, the physician should promptly initiate broad-spectrum antibiotics. Improvement will be noted within 48-72 hours in nearly 90% of women treated with an approved regimen. Most cases of endometritis, including those following cesarean delivery, should be treated in an inpatient setting. For mild cases following vaginal delivery, oral antibiotics in an outpatient setting may be adequate.