Patient's question:
The doctor herself is a woman, 30 years old this year. I recently experienced some problems again, which is irregular menstruation, and it has been a long time. After a thorough examination, it was said that there is pelvic inflammatory disease. So I came to ask you, what should I do if the doctor says I have pelvic inflammatory disease and my menstruation is irregular?Doctor's answer:
Recurrent menstrual disorders have appeared again. It is essential to carefully examine how endocrine disorders occur and the causes of endocrine imbalances. At the same time, it cannot be ruled out that menstrual disorders may be caused by pelvic inflammatory disease or gynecological inflammation. Through careful ultrasound examination, it can be confirmed whether there is pelvic effusion. Based on specific laboratory test results, it can be determined whether anti-inflammatory medication is needed. Anti-inflammatory drugs can be used, or Binyan Jing capsules can be taken orally. Menstrual disorders can also be treated with oral Leonurus japonicus.