Patient's question:
A while ago, I carefully checked and found pelvic inflammatory disease. I am currently receiving treatment. I want to know how to treat pelvic inflammatory disease?Doctor's answer:
1. Eliminate all transmission routes and maintain cleanliness and dryness in the perineum at all times. Wash the external genitalia with clean water every night, ensuring dedicated basins for each person. Never insert fingers into the vagina, and absolutely avoid washing the external genitalia with hot water, soap, or other substances. During pelvic inflammatory disease, there is often an increase in leukorrhea volume, with a viscous consistency, so it is necessary to change underwear frequently and avoid wearing leather or synthetic fabric underwear.2. Pay close attention to observe the volume, quality, color, and odor of leukorrhea. If the leukorrhea is excessive, yellow, viscous, and has an unpleasant odor, it indicates a more severe condition. If the leukorrhea changes from yellow to white (or light yellow), the volume becomes less variable, and the odor gradually normalizes (slightly acidic), it suggests that the condition is improving.
3. During menstruation, after induced abortion, and after gynecological surgeries such as IUD insertion or removal, there may be vaginal bleeding.