Patient's question:
I had a laparoscopic surgery on my stomach around the age of 17. After that, I experienced intermittent lower abdominal left-sided dull pain, which worsened during periods of overexertion and before or after my menstrual cycle. An ultrasound revealed a small amount of fluid in the pelvis, with no masses. The position of the uterus was normal.I underwent a single-direction antibiotic treatment, which was not effective. Subsequently, I had intermittent medication treatments, but they never fully cured the condition. This lingering pain has troubled me for three years~~~
Recently, due to frequent exams and insomnia at night, my condition has worsened, with abdominal pain radiating to my thighs. Hospital check-up costs are expensive, so I would like to request a doctor with in-depth knowledge of pelvic inflammatory disease to give me some advice.
Doctor's answer:
Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is generally primarily diagnosed based on medical history, symptoms, and ultrasound examinations. Laparoscopy can also be performed for confirmation. After pelvic inflammation is confirmed, traditional Chinese medicine can be used for regulation, and multifunctional shortwave therapy combined with traditional Chinese medicine enemas can be administered. Shortwave therapy can significantly improve and promote local blood circulation, enhance tissue nutrition, and boost metabolism, thereby facilitating the absorption and resolution of inflammation.