Patient's question:
I suffered from ectopic pregnancy due to pelvic inflammatory disease. It has been five months since my surgery, and I have not yet become pregnant. I want to know how to completely treat pelvic inflammatory disease and what treatment is simpler?Doctor's answer:
Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is primarily caused by factors such as transmission after induced abortion, unsafe sexual contact, and poor menstrual hygiene. Diagnosis can be confirmed based on medical history, symptoms, and physical examinations. In terms of treatment, a single therapeutic approach for chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is often less effective, so most cases require comprehensive evaluation and treatment. Antibiotic therapy can be used, and in some cases, antibiotics are combined with dexamethasone. The dosage is 0.75mg of oral dexamethasone taken three times daily. When discontinuing the medication, it is important to gradually increase the dosage or administer a -amylase 5mg or hyaluronidase 1500u intramuscularly, once every other day, for a total of 7 to 10 sessions per course.