Can pelvic effusion be treated with medication?

Patient's question:

On September 28th, an abortion was performed. There was moderate cervical erosion, and a LEEP procedure was done. Bleeding lasted for 5 days. Today, an ultrasound was conducted: a fluid-filled area of approximately 1.8x0.8 cm was observed in the uterosacral fossa. BV was weakly positive upon careful examination, and CT was negative?

Doctor's answer:

Oral traditional Chinese medicine: such as Ginkgo biloba syrup, Fule granules, Gynecological Qianjin tablets, and Fuyankang, etc.
Rectal medication: such as Wild suppositories, Kangfu anti-inflammatory suppositories, etc.
Various physical therapy methods can also be adopted: laser acupoint irradiation, drug ion input, ultrashort wave, microwave, ultraviolet light, frequency spectrum, hot water sitz bath, acupuncture, traditional Chinese medicine enema, and other comprehensive treatment methods.
A thorough evaluation of treatment shows that chronic pelvic inflammatory disease can be cured, but the course of treatment is long, and recovery is relatively slow. For patients with severe pelvic effusion, it is recommended to seek medical attention promptly and follow the doctor's advice for timely treatment. Avoid blindly relying on advertisements or drugs for treatment, as this may worsen the condition.

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