Is it good to use enemas for chronic pelvic inflammatory disease?

Patient's question:

For the past two years, my menstrual period has been quite long, with only a very small amount of bleeding during the period. I've also been experiencing mild lower right abdominal pain. The anti-inflammatory medication I took didn't seem to be very effective. Can this condition be treated with an enema method?

Doctor's answer:

It is best to combine microwave therapy with oral medication for better results. For chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, regular follow-up and professional treatment are recommended. Enema is also a treatment method, but it cannot completely cure the disease. The conventional treatments for pelvic inflammatory disease typically include oral medication, vaginal medication, and physical therapy. It is recommended to adopt oral medication and physical therapy methods. During treatment, it is important to rest in bed, avoid strenuous exercise, maintain a calm mood, and not experience excessive stress.

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