Patient's question:
Doctor, a few days ago during my health check-up, the doctor said I had gynecological inflammation. A detailed examination revealed pelvic effusion, cervical cysts, and besides uterine fibroids. The doctor prescribed gynecological anti-inflammatory medication, but I forgot what else was prescribed. I have one left over, is it also an anti-inflammatory? Can I take it?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, gynecological anti-inflammatory drugs are usually of two types. In fact, taking one orally is sufficient, and there is no need to repeat the medication. For pelvic inflammation, in addition to taking oral anti-inflammatory drugs, it is necessary to maintain a regular schedule, avoid overtime work, have a proper diet, and actively boost your immunity to alleviate symptoms. Stay cheerful and wish you a speedy recovery!