Patient's question:
At the hospital, the doctors prescribed me antibiotics like Azithromycin tablets and Gongyanping, or Amoxicillin and Gongyanping. It's been a month since the needle dropped, but the condition hasn't improved at all. Instead, I've developed intestinal inflammation. Medications for intestinal inflammation and pelvic inflammation cannot be taken together. ~How should I treat both conditions, especially pelvic inflammation? I want to have children, so I'd like to know if there are any complications if I get pregnant with pelvic inflammation?Doctor's answer:
In clinical diagnosis, it can be divided into two conditions: acute pelvic inflammatory disease and chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. If a woman finds herself experiencing abdominal pain symptoms in daily life, it should be given sufficient attention, as this may be caused by pelvic inflammatory disease. Additionally, pelvic inflammatory disease can also affect a woman's sexual life. Traditional Chinese medicine can be used, as it can both anti-inflammatory and reduce the body's immunity, so it can root out and increase the incidence of inflammation. Generally speaking, it is recommended to take 3-4 courses of treatment, with 2-3 courses for those with milder conditions, with 14 days constituting one course.