Patient's question:
Stomach aches a bit, lower back also aches. Past treatment and effectiveness: Taking medicine, it's hard to get the veins punctured. What kind of assistance is desired: Wants to resolve it through taking medicine.Doctor's answer:
The pelvis is the lowest part of the abdominal cavity. When there is exudate or effluent, it drains into the pelvis, forming pelvic effusion, which is mostly caused by inflammation in the pelvic cavity. Treatment primarily involves antibiotics for anti-inflammatory purposes, with penicillin being recommended. It is often combined with metronidazole for treatment. Most cases can heal on their own. The diet should be based on light foods. Consume nutrient-rich foods such as eggs, tofu, red beans, spinach, etc. Avoid raw, cold, and foods.