Patient's question:
I recently feel a pain in my lower abdomen, and my leukorrhea is also abnormal. My menstrual pain is severe. After the doctor's careful examination, it was determined to be chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. How can chronic pelvic inflammatory disease be completely cured?Doctor's answer:
Reduce resistance and prevent transmission; adopt physical therapy, medication treatment, and other methods as appropriate. Antibiotic treatment alone, especially when long-term or repeated use of multiple different antibiotics is involved, may not yield significant results. It is often better to combine the use of drugs targeting chlamydia or mycoplasma. Other treatments should also be considered. While using antibiotics, boost confidence in the treatment, enhance nutrition, and reduce the body's resistance. Prevent re-infection or the spread of infection to prevent adhesion compression and the resolution of inflammation, stabilize tissue nutrition, lower metabolism, and enhance personal hygiene during menstruation, postpartum, or after miscarriage. Change underwear and sanitary pads frequently.