Patient's question:
I don't know what happened a few weeks ago, but I wasn't feeling well and was very uncomfortable. A year ago, I was diagnosed with pelvic inflammatory disease and cervical erosion. After the diagnosis, I had surgery for cervical erosion. Should I still be treated for pelvic inflammatory disease? How is pelvic inflammatory disease treated?Doctor's answer:
Considering your current condition, recurrent chronic pelvic inflammation generally does not require antibiotic treatment. You can choose to use traditional Chinese medicine for invigorating blood and resolving blood stasis, as well as clearing heat and detoxifying. Recommended traditional Chinese medicine is Qianjin Pian (capsules) for gynecological issues. Generally, it is recommended to take 3-4 courses, with 2-3 courses for those with milder conditions, with each course lasting 14 days. It can effectively treat chronic pelvic inflammation and significantly alleviate symptoms such as abnormal vaginal discharge (yellow in color, with a foul odor), excessive menstrual flow, prolonged menstrual periods, and continuous leakage; as well as lower abdominal pain, lumbosacral soreness, and dysmenorrhea. To enhance your physical condition, it is advisable to improve dietary nutrition, engage in appropriate physical exercise, maintain regular bowel movements, drink plenty of water, and get adequate rest. Avoid prolonged standing or squatting.