Patient's question:
Because I have had several miscarriages, I am aware that I may develop gynecological diseases, so I have been paying close attention. Recently, there were many abnormal white discharges in my groin again, so I went to the hospital for a gynecological examination. The doctor said it might be pelvic inflammatory disease. How can pelvic inflammatory disease be diagnosed?Doctor's answer:
You have been experiencing excessive leukorrhea recently. Generally, excessive leukorrhea may be caused by vaginal infections, pelvic inflammatory disease, or other gynecological inflammatory conditions. Pelvic inflammatory disease can cause symptoms such as pain, and some may also experience fever. You can visit the hospital for a combination of tests, including pelvic exams, color Doppler ultrasound, and blood tests, to make a diagnosis. After diagnosis, it is important to follow the prescribed treatment course, which typically lasts two weeks. During treatment, sexual activity must be strictly avoided.