Patient's question:
Took the capsules for treating pelvic inflammatory disease, will it delay the menstrual period? It's currently delayed by two days, and there have been signs these past few days, but it hasn't arrived yet!Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to clarify this for you. Generally speaking, it's absolutely normal for your period to be delayed by two days. There's no need to worry, especially since you've been experiencing signs of menstruation these past few days.I recommend paying attention to rest and getting deep sleep, maintaining a balanced diet, keeping a regular lifestyle, and practicing good hygiene. It's best to change your underwear frequently, and you should ideally sterilize them by boiling in hot water.
If you're facing the risks of pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), it's important to actively undergo thorough examinations and treatment. Don't hesitate to seek medical attention. If PID doesn't improve with treatment, it's crucial to adjust the treatment plan promptly.