Patient's question:
I have chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. After taking medication, I had a little bit of menstruation, but it wasn't much. I heard that medication should not be taken freely during menstruation, so I want to know if chronic pelvic inflammatory disease can be treated with medication during menstruation?Doctor's answer:
Because pelvic inflammatory disease not only affects physical health, but also triggers various issues, pelvic inflammatory disease can cause recurrent lower abdominal discomfort, pain, and lower back pain. Pelvic inflammatory disease often recurs and persists, leading to anxiety, irritability, depression, and other negative emotions for patients. It can also result in secondary sexual indifference and aversion, impacting intimate relationships. Actively seek treatment and take traditional Chinese medicine, such as Gynecological Qianjin Tablets (capsules). Generally, 3-4 courses of treatment are recommended, with 2-3 courses for milder cases, with each course lasting 14 days. It can reduce inflammation and lower the body's immunity. Regular check-ups, proper nutrition, and eliminating worries can help boost treatment confidence, enhance nutrition, and promote physical exercise.