Patient's question:
After giving birth for 2 months, I noticed a slight pain in my lower abdomen, increased vaginal discharge, and a bad odor. After examination, it was found to be pelvic inflammatory disease. The doctor said that during breastfeeding, better medication cannot be used, and only (vaginal lactobacillus live bacteria capsules) can be inserted into the vagina, and (cefadroxil tablets) can be taken orally. However, there has been no improvement. Sigh, I'm also worried about whether it will affect the baby. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Pelvic inflammatory disease; The effect of a single therapy is poor, and comprehensive treatment is preferred.1. General treatment: alleviate patients' concerns, enhance treatment confidence, increase nutrition, exercise, pay attention to work-life balance, and improve the body's resistance.
2. Physical therapy: heat can promote pelvic local blood circulation, improve tissue nutrition status, enhance metabolism to facilitate inflammation absorption and regression. Common methods include shortwave, ultrashortwave, microwave, laser, and ion penetration.
3. The use of anti-inflammatory drugs generally requires a pathological examination of cervical secretions to facilitate medication.