Patient's question:
A woman is 38 years old. After a thorough examination revealed uterine fibroids, she has been undergoing medication treatment. However, during a follow-up examination, it was found that the tumor had grown. She wants to know what to do if uterine fibroids are accompanied by pelvic inflammatory disease.Doctor's answer:
Please don't be too nervous, because both of these diseases are treatable. Moreover, since uterine fibroids show no significant changes, treatment is not necessary—regular health check-ups are sufficient. For pelvic inflammatory disease, the main treatment is anti-inflammatory therapy, typically involving broad-spectrum antibiotics combined with anaerobic drugs. It can also be complemented with traditional Chinese medicine treatment. If both conditions are severe, surgical treatment can be directly adopted.