Patient's question:
Pain in the uterine area during sexual activity, constant right lower abdominal tenderness, fallopian tube blockage, lower back pain, and excessive leukorrhea.Past treatment history and effectiveness: Undergone ectopic pregnancy treatment, followed by fallopian tube hydrotubation a year later.
Desired help: Has been treated for pelvic inflammatory disease with no significant improvement, though multiple thorough examinations have confirmed pelvic inflammatory disease and mild cervical erosion. Seeks effective treatment due to the intention to conceive a baby as soon as possible.
Doctor's answer:
If the medication is not effective for you, then you can consider using physical therapy methods. Generally, pelvic inflammatory disease treatment instruments are used. While using physical therapy methods, concurrent enemas can be administered. If both methods are used simultaneously, the treatment effect should still be quite good. After the inflammation is controlled, undergoing treatment for the fallopian tubes will allow you to have children. I hope the above answer can help you. Thank you.