Patient's question:
Recently, I've been experiencing some lower abdominal pain, and since my period hasn't arrived, it's not menstrual cramps. Could it be a gynecological disease, such as pelvic inflammatory disease? If that's the case, how should pelvic inflammatory disease be treated effectively?Doctor's answer:
Hello, pelvic inflammatory disease is generally not a bacterial infection, but rather manifests through symptoms such as pelvic congestion, inflammatory reactions in the gynecological reproductive system, leading to lower abdominal pain, perineal discomfort, abnormal vaginal discharge, and pelvic effusion. It often tends to be chronic, recurring repeatedly. In treatment, the focus is on anti-inflammatory therapy during the acute phase and regulatory therapy during the chronic phase. It is also important to appropriately restrict sexual activity. I recommend that during the acute phase, you actively undergo anti-inflammatory treatment, and in daily life, you can take gynecological regulatory medications to stabilize symptoms and consolidate the therapeutic effects, thereby preventing recurrence. Commonly used medications include Qifengqianpian and Fuyanjing. Wishing you good health!