Patient's question:
2005 laboratory and examination results: Abnormal leukorrhea. Pelvic effusion. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Previously comprehensively evaluated and treated. It improved at first but not completely. Later, it recurred. What kind of help is needed: Incomplete drug treatment. Wants surgery to remove it. How can this be addressed?Doctor's answer:
Hello, you have pelvic effusion, which indicates pelvic inflammation. It may lead to symptoms such as lower back pain, lower abdominal heaviness, distending pain, dull pain, sacral pain, pain during masturbation, increased leukorrhea, and enhanced menstrual flow. Compared to medication treatment, physical therapy is more effective. For example, extracorporeal radiofrequency and comprehensive multi-functional pelvic treatment instruments. The principle is to enhance local blood circulation, stabilize tissue nutrition, improve local metabolism, and promote the absorption and resolution of inflammation. The effect is very good. All treatments are non-invasive and you can try them. Wishing you a speedy recovery.