Patient's question:
I have chronic pelvic inflammatory disease and have taken some traditional Chinese medicine, but they all have side effects. Do you have any topical treatments available?Doctor's answer:
Summer is a high-risk season for gynecological infections. Dryness and humidity create an environment where bacteria thrive, also increasing the likelihood of women developing pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). If women neglect personal hygiene or their immune system weakens, they may struggle to resist bacterial invasion and infection, leading to PID.It is recommended to use treatments that can effectively address abnormal vaginal discharge caused by cervical inflammation, such as foul-smelling secretions or recurring abdominal discomfort. These treatments should effectively combat inflammation while promoting wound healing in the cervix. Generally, 3–4 courses of treatment are recommended, with 2–3 courses for milder cases. Each course lasts 14 days.
In daily life, it is important to rest and maintain good hygiene in the genital area. Actively treat vaginal and cervical infections to prevent this condition.