Patient's question:
I have been married for two years and have always wanted a child, but it hasn't happened yet. My mother-in-law is very anxious and keeps urging me. Recently, I've been feeling a lot of pain in my lower abdomen, and my discharge is particularly smelly and abundant. So, I went to the hospital with my husband for a thorough check-up, and they said I have pelvic inflammatory infertility.Doctor's answer:
It is caused by the liver failing to regulate, leading to liver qi stagnation, or external pathogens overwhelming, resulting in blood stasis and stagnation in the uterus, which hinders delivery. Symptoms: 1. Acute pelvic inflammatory disease: Dysmenorrhea during menstruation is one of the symptoms, accompanied by lower abdominal dull pain, muscle tension, tenderness, and rebound tenderness, along with a rapid heart rate and fever. 2. Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease: Systemic symptoms may include occasional low-grade fever, fatigue, and some patients may experience neurotic symptoms due to the prolonged course of the disease, such as neurosis, lack of energy, and general discomfort. Pay attention to the hygiene of the perineum and sexual life. In addition to active treatment, patients with pelvic inflammatory disease should also pay attention to maintaining a good mood in daily life, as a positive mood is very helpful for the complete recovery of the disease.