Patient's question:
My chronic pelvic inflammatory disease often recurs, accompanied by menstrual pain, blood clots, and bloating in the lower abdomen. Could you please ask the doctor about the common treatments for pelvic effusion?Doctor's answer:
Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease refers to chronic inflammation that occurs in women's surrounding connective tissues and pelvic peritoneum. Currently, comprehensive evaluation and treatment are adopted. 1. For those with small masses, "basic drugs" are used first. 2. For mild tubal inflammation with infertility, intrauterine medication is recommended for those who wish to conceive, and sexual activity is prohibited during medication. 3. For parametrial inflammation, in addition to systemic medication, parametrial isolation is added, which may be more effective. 4. For those with recurring conditions and poor constitution, encouragement therapy is strengthened. 5. Physical therapy is added, such as ultrashort wave, short wave, microwave, magnetic therapy, and ion infusion, for comprehensive treatment.