Patient's question:
Underwent a surgical procedure, diagnosed with pelvic inflammatory disease before the surgery, moderate cervical erosion, and vaginal inflammation. The doctor applied anti-inflammatory collodion to the cervix and treated the vagina with anti-inflammatory measures. I will undergo premarital health check-up and want to know if my boyfriend will have any concerns about the pelvic inflammatory disease. Can I ask the doctor not to write "pelvic inflammatory disease" on the check-up report?Doctor's answer:
According to your medical history, a thorough physical examination during the pre-marital check-up should clearly document any diseases or abnormal conditions found. Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) is a common gynecological condition. Neglecting external genital hygiene can lead to vaginitis, and downward transmission from cervical inflammation can result in PID again. Additionally, pelvic periphery inflammation can also cause PID. Patients with PID can understand and take medication according to their symptoms. At the same time, in daily life, they should use folk remedies as supplementary treatment. It is crucial to avoid excessive hunger or fullness in daily dietary habits and never overeat or binge drink.