Patient's question:
I have been experiencing severe lower back pain and lower abdominal pain recently, with the pain being particularly intense at night when sleeping. I previously had suppurative appendicitis and underwent surgery, which has now healed, and follow-up tests showed no issues. Could my symptoms be indicative of pelvic inflammatory disease? However, I don't have a fever. How is gynecological inflammation treated?Doctor's answer:
Gynecological inflammation still requires active and careful observation of secretions such as excessive discharge. Based on the symptoms, it is likely that pelvic inflammatory disease is the primary concern. In the coming days, pay close attention to hygiene of the external genitalia and avoid staying up late. It is recommended to visit the hospital for a timely decision on ultrasound examination and diagnosis before medication. However, sexual activity is not recommended during treatment. Pay attention to disinfecting underwear through prolonged exposure to sunlight and observe for a period of time.