What should I do if cervical inflammation causes pelvic inflammatory disease or urinary tract infection?

Patient's question:

I feel like I can't empty my bladder completely, and recently I've been experiencing some lower abdominal pain. I visited the gynecology clinic, and the doctor performed a routine vaginal discharge test, which indicated pelvic inflammation.
History of treatment and effectiveness:
TCT within normal range, 2 Pap smears with I classification, colposcopy showing chronic cervical inflammation, and chronic inflammation of the cervical canal mucosal tissue.
What kind of help I need:
I've been to the hospital many times, from cervical inflammation to polyps, but it hasn't improved yet. Now I have pelvic inflammation again, and I'm very worried. The doctor prescribed medication.
I have lower abdominal pain that has extended to the vaginal area. I don't know if this is the type of pain associated with pelvic inflammation? Can a routine vaginal discharge test detect it? I've heard that pelvic inflammation can lead to infertility, which makes me concerned.
Also, my sexual activity isn't very long-term, so why am I experiencing this? How can I treat frequent urination and incomplete bladder emptying? Is it possible that gynecology can't help with this?

Doctor's answer:

Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) is a common gynecological condition. Gynecological diseases are prevalent and frequently occurring among women. However, due to a lack of proper awareness of gynecological issues, insufficient physical health care, and various unhealthy lifestyle habits, physical health problems are gradually increasing, leading to many women contracting diseases that are difficult to treat and persist for a long time. This brings great inconvenience to normal life and work. Chinese herbal medicine, such as Gynecological Qianjin Tablets (capsules), can be used. Generally, it takes 3–4 treatment courses, with 2–3 courses for milder conditions, with each course lasting 14 days. It can both anti-inflammatory and reduce the body's immunity, so it can root out the disease and increase the incidence of inflammation.

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