Patient's question:
Sister was diagnosed with pelvic inflammatory disease by the doctor. This is a common gynecological disease, most of which is caused by poor hygiene habits. Pelvic inflammatory disease often leads to irregular menstruation and increased vaginal discharge in women. This disease has caused great distress to sister. How is pelvic inflammatory disease treated?Doctor's answer:
For those with severe lower abdominal pain and obvious pelvic inflammatory identified during gynecological exams, it is recommended to use antibiotics such as penicillin or cephalosporin, which should be taken in conjunction with metronidazole. For cases with pelvic masses or severe and frequently recurring inflammation, surgical treatment may be considered. Additionally, physical therapy methods such as shortwave therapy, infrared therapy, and drug ion penetration can be used. These treatments can promote pelvic blood circulation and facilitate the absorption of inflammation.