Patient's question:
Diagnosis of pelvic effusion was treated with medication at that time, but after a month, there was an increase in leukorrhea again, and it turned yellowish. It was accompanied by a cold, and the fever subsided after the cold was cured. But why is there pelvic effusion with high fever again now? How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
This is an effusion caused by pelvic inflammatory disease. If pelvic effusion is not treated appropriately, its harmful effects are significant, as it can easily lead to pelvic adhesions, fallopian tube blockage, and ultimately infertility. If you experience lower abdominal pain, lumbosacral soreness, increased leukorrhea, and lower abdominal tenderness with cord-like thickening during a gynecological examination, it is recommended to seek active treatment. Taking traditional Chinese medicine can both anti-inflammatory and reduce the body's immunity, so it can either cure or exacerbate the occurrence of inflammation.To enhance the resolution of inflammation, slow down blood circulation, relieve tissue adhesion, and stabilize local nutrition, you can apply warm compresses to the lower abdomen daily. Patients with pelvic effusion can, while understanding the need for symptomatic treatment, also use folk remedies as supplementary therapy in daily life. It is crucial to avoid extreme hunger or fullness in daily diet and never overeat or binge drink.