Patient's question:
What should I do if there is effusion?Doctor's answer:
Still, it depends on the specific area where the effusion is present. If the patient is female and has a small amount of pelvic effusion, it is generally caused by pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). PID can be chronic or acute. Chronic PID usually develops from acute PID. The treatment primarily involves local physical therapy and supportive therapy. You can try the Ousen ozone antibacterial agent, which can rapidly destroy the biological structures of viruses and bacteria. It has a significant antibacterial effect against drug-resistant pathogens of gynecological inflammation, such as anaerobic bacteria, molds, and Staphylococcus aureus. After use, it can improve symptoms of various common gynecological inflammation, as well as vaginal itching and abnormal leukorrhea. Additionally, regular check-ups are recommended. Pay attention to sexual hygiene, strictly avoid sexual activity during menstruation, and prohibit the use of unclean menstrual pads. Personal hygiene must be emphasized, with frequent bathing and changing of clothes. At the same time, the external genitalia should be washed with flowing warm water daily.