Patient's question:
Didn't find pelvic inflammatory disease even after an ultrasound. Found a doctor who pressed my abdomen twice and it didn't hurt, but said it was pelvic inflammatory disease. Immediately prescribed two bottles of intravenous fluids and asked me to focus on the infusion for a week. If there's no inflammation, will the infusion have side effects?Doctor's answer:
Patients with pelvic inflammatory disease usually experience abdominal pain during palpation. A careful ultrasound examination during pregnancy can reveal fluid accumulation. Therefore, if a careful ultrasound examination does not show fluid accumulation and there is no pain during abdominal palpation, the possibility of pelvic inflammatory disease can be ruled out. If pelvic inflammatory disease is confirmed, it is advisable to start medication promptly and monitor the condition closely. If this situation recurs, oral levofloxacin tablets can be taken for treatment and close monitoring, while avoiding spicy foods and adjusting the diet can help stabilize symptoms or facilitate hospital treatment and observation.