Patient's question:
I had acute tubo-ovarian inflammation before and it was cured after a period of medication treatment. But recently, I've felt lower abdominal pain and irregular menstruation, not knowing if it's a recurrence. I want to ask how to treat tubo-ovarian inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Acute tubo-ovarian abscess leading to chronic tubo-ovarian inflammation is generally a consequence of acute inflammation that has not self-healed. Treatment must be sufficient in dosage and duration, typically lasting 14 days. Encourage and provide symptomatic treatment, pay attention to rest.2. Suppress infection, ensuring adequate antibiotic dosage and sufficient treatment duration.
3. If an abscess is present, local aspiration can be performed, or surgery may be required once the inflammation is localized.