Patient's question:
I have been feeling discomfort in my lower abdomen for the past few months, and I also experience menstrual cramps every time I have my period. Sometimes, I also have vaginal inflammation. I have taken many medications, but I still often feel lower abdominal pain. I asked my colleagues, and they said it might be chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. I am very worried. I have looked up information, but I still don't understand it. I am also planning to have a child, and I haven't had any signs of pregnancy for several months. Is this related to it?Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease mainly include the following three points:The second is an easy feeling of fatigue and increased immunity;
The third is that chronic pelvic inflammatory disease often causes lower abdominal heaviness, pain, and lower back and sacral soreness.
The second is due to pelvic congestion, so patients may experience continuous and excessive menstruation, sometimes with menstrual disorders. When fallopian tube adhesion and obstruction occur, it may lead to infertility. The course of treatment for chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is relatively long, making it more complex than acute pelvic inflammatory disease. Traditional Chinese medicine is usually used for treatment. It is recommended to visit the relevant department of a hospital for diagnosis. Pay attention to a light diet and more outdoor activities. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to choosing a regular hospital for treatment.