Patient's question:
Recently, when I had sex with my husband, I felt pain in my lower abdomen, and there was also a lot of leukorrhea. The main thing was that my menstrual flow was particularly heavy—each sanitary pad was completely filled with blood. Scared, I quickly went to see a doctor. The doctor said it was chronic tubo-ovarian inflammation. How should patients treat chronic tubo-ovarian inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Mainly based on medication treatment, the specific treatment plan needs to be confirmed by integrating the progression of the condition and the results of the examination. You can choose to promptly return the examination results to the gynecologist for professional interpretation, which helps in targeted medication after a clear diagnosis. Follow the doctor's advice on medication, have regular prenatal examinations to monitor the treatment effects, which helps the doctor adjust the next treatment plan accordingly. In daily life, maintain good hygiene for the lower body, bathe frequently, and change underwear and pants often.