Patient's question:
I am 25 years old, female. Last year, I was carefully diagnosed with pelvic inflammatory disease. After that, I took medication for treatment, but I still feel it hasn't improved. Now, I still have a lot of leukorrhea and often have lower back pain. What are the treatment methods for pelvic inflammatory disease?Doctor's answer:
Currently, if there is still fever, intravenous anti-inflammatory medication is still necessary. If the high fever persists, a change in the medication regimen is required. It is best to collect vaginal secretions for additional etiological testing, and then determine the sensitive antimicrobial drugs based on the test results for treatment. Additionally, dietary care should be taken to maintain a light diet. Currently, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and keep the external genital area clean and dry, which is beneficial for recovery. The patient needs to seek systematic and standardized examination in a reputable Grade III-A hospital as soon as possible based on their own condition, so that symptomatic treatment can be provided and recovery can be expedited.