Patient's question:
I have had chronic pelvic inflammatory for nearly two years and have been taking medicine on and off, with intravenous drips always not working well.History and effectiveness of previous treatment:
The symptoms improved as soon as I took the medicine, but they would return within a few days after stopping it.
What kind of help I need:
I want to know how I should be treated.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is indeed very challenging. It is caused by acute pelvic inflammatory disease not being treated thoroughly, leading to non-healing, requiring a comprehensive evaluation and symptomatic treatment. The main treatment methods include enhancing nutrition and strengthening the body. Local physical therapy such as shortwave and ultrashortwave therapy, as well as ion penetration. Enzyme protease and hyaluronidase injections, various anti-inflammatory suppositories used rectally, and traditional Chinese medicine Hongteng decoction for retention enema. When necessary, intravenous antibiotics can be administered during the menstrual period to coordinate treatment.