Patient's question:
Medical History Description Lower abdominal pain, lower back and sacral pain, leukorrhea with blood streaks, and recent symptoms of frequent urination and dysuria. The condition worsens after menstruation, sexual activity, or excessive fatigue. I have been using an intrauterine device (IUD) for two years, and since then, it has been getting progressively worse.Previous Treatment and Effects: I have seen a doctor twice and took medication, which brought everything back to normal. However, the condition recurred after menstruation.
What should be noted for pelvic inflammatory disease? How can the treatment be more effective?
Doctor's answer:
In clinical diagnosis, pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) is divided into acute and chronic types. Generally speaking, if acute PID is treated promptly and effectively, the chances of cure are very high. In daily life, chronic PID is still the most common. Some cases of chronic PID can be cured through persistent treatment, but for the vast majority of patients, achieving a cure remains challenging. Moreover, many women find that it severely interferes with the quality of their sexual life. The above-mentioned women are among those with chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. Traditional Chinese medicine has unique advantages in the treatment of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. When treating chronic PID, it is essential not only to completely eliminate inflammation but also to enhance the body's immune system.