Patient's question:
I was fine before giving birth, but ever since having the baby, it's possible that I really haven't paid much attention to hygiene and have developed chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. Plus, my periods have been all over the place. What should I do about chronic pelvic inflammatory disease and irregular periods?Doctor's answer:
Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease generally has relatively poor results with single treatment. In most cases, a comprehensive symptomatic approach is necessary. If it recurs acutely, antibiotic drugs can be used in conjunction with adrenal cortical hormone drugs for symptomatic treatment, combined with physical therapy, and the integration of traditional Chinese medicine for stabilization is beneficial for stabilization. Irregular menstruation is often related to endocrine hormone level disorders. It is necessary to conduct a thorough examination of six endocrine hormone indicators, and then use sex hormone drugs to regulate menstruation. When patients face pelvic inflammatory issues, we should promptly implement the symptomatic treatment principle and avoid delaying medical consultation. If pelvic inflammation does not improve with treatment, the treatment plan should be changed promptly.