Patient's question:
Pelvic effusion with inflammation was detected. A routine vaginal discharge test showed only a small amount of miscellaneous bacteria, with no other pathogens present.So, for this condition, can it be treated solely with a vaginal wash? Is it necessary to take medication to control pelvic inflammation, such as antibiotics, as a complementary treatment? Can it be treated solely with a vaginal wash? Is it necessary to take medication to control pelvic inflammation, such as antibiotics, as a complementary treatment?
Doctor's answer:
Hello friend, this condition caused by gynecological inflammation secretions affecting the local area requires attention to maintaining local hygiene. You can use warm water to wash more, or use gynecological washes or gynecological washes. Using ofloxacin suppositories locally is very helpful. The impact of pelvic effusion on patients is very great. Once you notice your symptoms, you should seek medical attention in a timely manner. At the same time, pay more attention to self-care at work, eat more fruits and vegetables, and avoid foods that may affect you. I hope pelvic effusion patients can receive professional treatment.