Patient's question:
Recently, during a gynecological examination, I found out that I have pelvic inflammatory disease. I don't really understand much about this. What complications can pelvic inflammatory disease lead to?Doctor's answer:
Most patients are due to unhygienic menstruation, some due to miscarriage after childbirth, or infections from intrauterine surgery. It can lead to conditions such as menstrual disorders, pelvic effusion, fallopian tube effusion, and infertility. This disease can be completely eliminated by medication to reduce inflammation and alleviate symptoms. During treatment, sexual activity between couples should be avoided, and personal hygiene must be maintained. Keeping underwear clean and changing it frequently can help prevent complications.