Patient's question:
Treating pelvic inflammatory disease, with pelvic effusion, after staying in a Class III hospital for several days, the values have returned to normal. When discharged, the doctor asked us to buy medicine from the clinic to take for another week, twice a day, two tablets each time, to consolidate the treatment. This is to prevent it from developing into chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. However, I bought capsules, and the instructions say they are for treating upper and lower respiratory tract conditions and skin diseases, but I didn't see anything about gynecological conditions. Then I called the hospital to ask the doctor, and the doctor said they usually prescribe these capsules for gynecological patients, and they are effective. I'm not sure, so I'm here to ask for advice. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Here are the symptoms caused by pelvic inflammatory disease. Pelvic inflammatory disease can be treated with this medication. The minimum course of treatment is seven days. After enduring three courses of treatment, follow-up tests are recommended. It is advised to take capsules as prescribed by your doctor during treatment. Maintain cleanliness of the external genitalia and change underwear frequently during treatment. Pay attention to hygiene of the lower body and avoid extreme cold. Under the guidance of a doctor, use the medication correctly so that your body can recover faster.