Pelvic effusion is currently 17mm, what medicine is good?

Patient's question:

My pelvic fluid is currently 17mm. There are small bumps on both sides of my labia, which are not itchy but painful. My periods are always irregular, lasting for about half a month before stopping. I've been in this condition for many years. What medicine should I use? I also have symptoms of frequent urination and urgency now.

Doctor's answer:

Pelvic fluid accumulation greater than 1.0 centimeters, with pelvic fluid continuously increasing, is primarily related to pelvic inflammation. Recurrence of frequent urination and urgency may suggest a possible urinary tract infection. You can go to the hospital for a urinalysis and, after diagnosis, take fluoroquinolone and cephalosporin antibiotics for treatment. It is highly likely to be related to vaginitis, which can lead to reverse transmission. It is recommended that you take medication for treatment.

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