Patient's question:
I've noticed in the past two months that my leukorrhea has been increasing, becoming more viscous, and having a strange odor. My menstrual cycle has also been irregular, delayed by several days. When I went to the hospital for a check-up, they said there was inflammation in my uterus. Now I'm taking medication to treat it. I want to understand more about this condition to prevent it from happening again.Doctor's answer:
Some leukorrhea is continuously increasing, some is viscous, and some has an odor, indicating that you have pelvic inflammatory disease. Many gynecologists have been actively researching and treating the best methods for pelvic inflammatory disease to shorten the diagnosis time and help more female patients recover health sooner.Treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease with traditional Chinese medicine: Traditional Chinese medicine treatment takes a long time, but due to its slow onset of efficacy, it is difficult for patients to tolerate. Those who choose this method need to have patience with the treatment.
Treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease with medication: Compared to the single treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease with antibiotics, patients with pelvic inflammatory disease should still adopt multiple clinically diagnosed professional medications for treatment.