Patient's question:
Doctor: I went to the hospital for a check-up and was told I have pelvic inflammatory disease. The symptoms are: lower abdominal pain with bloating. I also have some urinary frequency at night (I probably go to the bathroom 2-3 times a night). The doctor initially prescribed a few boxes of anti-inflammatory suppositories for recovery. I used them twice yesterday, but both times ended with diarrhea and discomfort. Tonight, after using the medication after urination, I still had diarrhea and discomfort. The last one I inserted wasn't very shallow either—about 2-6 cm. I'd like to ask if there's any method to solve the diarrhea or if there's a better alternative medication to use?Doctor's answer:
Some pathogenic bacteria can destroy a woman's natural protective functions. Friends should always maintain a clean and healthy lifestyle, actively prevent diseases, and not be complacent, thereby preventing the invasion of pathogenic bacteria. If pelvic inflammatory disease is accidentally contracted, it is essential to seek treatment from regular medical institutions to restore health as soon as possible. It is recommended to combine traditional Chinese and Western medicine treatments, as this will not lead to drug resistance and will yield better results. Medications recommended include Women's Golden Pill (capsules), which can thoroughly eliminate inflammation while also boosting the immune system.