Patient's question:
Medical History: In late August, an examination revealed adnexitis.Previous Diagnosis, Treatment, and Outcomes: Initial ultrasound showed a right fallopian tube cyst, approximately 1.3 cm × 3 cm, and pelvic effusion. In the first month, I was treated at 301 Hospital, receiving intravenous drip of Jia Pei Xin for five days, followed by 20 days of oral medication, including Mei Ai Ke, Lifu Xing, Jin Gang Teng, and others. After more than a month of treatment, there was no improvement, so I returned to the gynecology hospital. The ultrasound then showed only pelvic effusion, and the doctor prescribed a new set of medications for one month, including Fu Le Granules, Pain Relieving and Blood Stasis Dissolving Capsules, and an anti-inflammatory Western medicine. However, I still feel uncomfortable now.
Doctor's answer:
The treatment approach for pelvic effusion is that small amounts of pelvic effusion can be absorbed on their own. If the effusion is due to pelvic inflammatory disease or tumor-related, the volume of effusion will be over 100 milliliters, and targeted treatment measures should be taken based on the cause. Medication treatment includes anti-inflammatory drugs, hormone drugs, or traditional Chinese medicine for symptomatic treatment. The most effective antibiotic can be selected based on drug sensitivity tests. If there are masses, hydrosalpinx, or tubo-ovarian cysts, surgical treatment can be performed; laparoscopic surgery is also suitable for small infection foci with recurrent inflammation.