Patient's question:
My symptoms have been going on for a year. I've seen many doctors and taken a lot of medicine, but it hasn't helped. The blood is still clotted, and the amount is small.Doctor's answer:
Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) can cause the recurrence of menstrual irregularities. Active treatment with anti-inflammatory drugs is necessary for complete self-healing to prevent it from affecting menstruation. Currently, oral Herba Smilacis Capsules, ornidazole, and topical anti-inflammatory suppositories can be used for the treatment of PID, which can achieve significant therapeutic effects.Additionally, during the treatment period, apart from medication, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also particularly important. It is essential to avoid excessive mental tension and anxiety to prevent unnecessary negative impacts on recovery. Currently, relevant treatments can be provided in formal medical institutions.