Patient's question:
What should I do if I have pelvic inflammatory disease with low menstrual flow? Does pelvic inflammatory disease recur repeatedly? What will happen if pelvic inflammatory disease is not treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Based on your description of having a light menstrual flow, it is considered that there may be an endocrine disorder. It is recommended that you have a six-hormone test done at the hospital to understand your endocrine condition before receiving symptomatic treatment. There are many reasons for the repeated recurrence of pelvic inflammation, such as sexual activity between couples, poor hygiene, and tub baths, among others, which may all trigger pelvic inflammation. It is necessary to have a thorough and complete treatment according to the prescribed course. Additionally, if pelvic inflammation is left untreated for a long time, it may lead to pelvic adhesion, infertility, and other complications.