Patient's question:
During this period, I always felt some pain in my pelvic area, but it wasn't very noticeable. Sometimes it would worsen. I kept thinking it was pelvic inflammatory disease and took many medications, but it didn't improve. In recent days, the frequent pain led me to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor said it was a pelvic inflammatory mass.Doctor's answer:
Suffering from pelvic inflammatory mass, pay attention to always keeping the perineum clean and dry. Wash the external genitalia every night. During menstruation, it is strictly forbidden to engage in sexual activity, ice skating, tub baths, or saunas. Change sanitary pads frequently, as the body's resistance increases during this time, making it easier for pathogenic bacteria to enter and cause infection. Patients with fever usually sweat more when their body temperature drops, so pay attention to preventing chills and keeping the body dry. Eat nutrient-rich foods such as eggs, tofu, red beans, spinach, etc. Avoid raw, cold, and irritating foods.