Patient's question:
Last week I had some bloating and pain in my lower abdomen. I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up and was diagnosed with a bit of appendicitis. Now I'm undergoing intravenous treatment. Which gynecological infections require intravenous treatment?Doctor's answer:
With cervical inflammation, pelvic inflammation, and adnexal inflammation, intravenous infusion of anti-inflammatory medications is required. Generally, a cervical smear test is conducted for a thorough examination to confirm any infection. A gynecological bimanual examination and gynecological ultrasound are performed to confirm pelvic inflammation and adnexal inflammation. Intravenous anti-inflammatory medication treatment is needed for two weeks, otherwise, it is difficult to control the inflammation. After two weeks of treatment, a follow-up gynecological examination is conducted to confirm whether full recovery has been achieved. For pelvic inflammation, attention should also be paid to whether there is any accumulation of fluid?