Patient's question:
Checked, it's hydrosalpinx and pelvic effusion.Doctor's answer:
Your condition is that active treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease is key. Pelvic inflammatory disease can be acute or chronic. Acute pelvic inflammatory disease has a rapid onset and more severe symptoms, with patients experiencing varying degrees of chills, fever, and lower abdominal pain. Sometimes the urinary tract may also show irritation or compression symptoms, such as dysuria, frequent urination, and difficulty urinating. Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is often a result of acute pelvic inflammatory disease not being treated thoroughly. The condition is often stubborn, frequently forming adhesions and abscesses in the fallopian tubes and ovaries, which become with surrounding tissues, making it difficult for anti-inflammatory drugs to penetrate and thus harder to cure completely. It is considered that you may have pelvic inflammatory disease. If diagnosed, you can take Levofloxacin capsules and Metronidazole tablets orally. After symptoms subside, you can use traditional Chinese medicine enemas combined with physical therapy, which is very effective. While treating pelvic inflammatory disease, dietary adjustments should also be noted.1. Consume light and easily digestible foods, such as red beans, mung beans, winter melon, flat beans, and purslane. Include foods that promote blood circulation, Qi regulation, and knot resolution, such as hawthorn, peach kernels, peony root, tangerine seeds, tangerine peel, rosebuds, and kumquats. Appropriately supplement protein, such as lean meat, duck, goose, and quail.
2. Avoid cold and raw foods, such as cold drinks and fruits.
3. Avoid spicy, warm, and irritating foods, such as chili peppers, mutton, dog meat, and rooster.
4. Avoid greasy, cold, and sticky foods, such as fatty meat, crabs, snails, and preserved meats.
5. Avoid smoking and alcohol.