Patient's question:
I currently have pelvic effusion. After receiving intravenous antibiotics for two days, my symptoms have reduced. I am also taking Binyanjing capsules orally. However, today I still have some mild lower abdominal pain. The symptoms are much lighter than before I started the IV treatment. The pain, when it occurs, is mostly on the left side of the pubic area in the lower abdomen. Is the pain in that area caused by the pelvic effusion? Should I continue focusing on the IV treatment?Doctor's answer:
Pelvic inflammatory disease-induced pelvic effusion is relatively easy to treat. For severe lower abdominal pain and pelvic inflammatory symptoms identified during gynecological examinations, it is currently the only recommended medication and alternative to period vaginal suppositories for pelvic inflammatory disease. Through powerful antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects and vaginal internal environment repair, it provides stable therapeutic effects for various common gynecological inflammatory conditions and gynecological pain, vulvar itching, abnormal leukorrhea, and other symptoms. For patients with pelvic effusion, in addition to immediate treatment, it is also necessary for them to pay attention to maintaining a proper diet in daily life.