Patient's question:
I started feeling occasional discomfort in my lower abdomen and noticed yellowish-green discharge at the beginning of this year. A few months ago, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The first examination only involved a routine vaginal discharge test and did not include an ultrasound. At that time, the doctor said I had vaginitis and prescribed a week's worth of medication. The doctor advised me to wait a week after finishing the medication before getting a cervical scraping. After completing the medication, I went back for a follow-up examination. The doctor then said that the inflammation had improved significantly and performed a cervical scraping. He advised me to wait a week for the test results before prescribing any medication. A week later, the report showed mild cervical inflammation, and I was prescribed over a week's worth of medication. However, even after finishing the medication, I still occasionally felt discomfort in my lower abdomen. I went to the hospital again, and this time the doctor recommended an abdominal ultrasound. The results showed 2.2×2.1 cm of pelvic effusion. The doctor only prescribed two boxes of Kangfu Lianxiao suppositories for rectal insertion and did not prescribe any oral medication. Now my...Doctor's answer:
You can go to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound. If there is pelvic effusion, you can choose anti-inflammatory suppositories for the rectum. Pelvic inflammation is caused by transmission from cervical inflammation and vaginitis. It is recommended that you take anti-inflammatory medication during your menstrual period for better results. During treatment, you should not have sexual intercourse and avoid cold, spicy, and irritating foods. Pay attention to personal hygiene, enhance nutrition, and reduce your body's immunity. At the same time, you need to follow the medication prescribed by your doctor for treatment. All of them are anti-inflammatory, and they will also be effective for cervical inflammation.