Patient's question:
How to treat pelvic effusion and cervical inflammation when experiencing dysmenorrhea, especially with recent sexual activity that has just started, and abdominal pain during intercourse?Doctor's answer:
Your description of the situation and symptoms suggests the possibility of pelvic inflammatory disease at the moment. Pelvic inflammatory disease requires active treatment. Otherwise, it can frequently cause lower abdominal pain, interfere with quality of life, and in severe cases, lead to infertility. It may also result in irregular vaginal bleeding. Therefore, active treatment is necessary for pelvic effusion. This condition is not easily resolved. Friends with the condition should maintain an optimistic attitude and face it with a positive mindset. Only in this way can they boost their confidence in combating pelvic effusion and believe that recovery is certain.