Patient's question:
Three months ago during the company's health check-up, I was diagnosed with pelvic inflammatory disease. Now my menstruation is also irregular. It lasts about ten days each time. In the beginning, it was normal, but later it became less frequent, and finally it was just a little brown discharge. I'm very worried, afraid it might have caused other diseases.Doctor's answer:
As for your condition, it is considered that pelvic inflammatory disease may have caused inflammation in the appendages and uterus, leading to menstrual cycle disorders, delayed menstruation, and possibly due to your weak constitution, resulting in prolonged and unresolved symptoms. First, it is important to actively seek treatment. Pay attention to sexual activity, try to reduce it, and also pay attention to hygiene during sexual activity. Currently, the priority is to completely eliminate pelvic inflammation. You should go to the hospital to check the current level of abdominal inflammation, as prolonged gynecological conditions can interfere with future fertility. Pelvic inflammatory disease patients can, while understanding professional treatment, use dietary therapy as a supplementary treatment in daily life. In daily diet, proper eating habits should be maintained to avoid stimulating foods.