Patient's question:
Doctor:Hello! I underwent a D&C procedure on October 16th due to incomplete miscarriage. Later, on November 4th, an ultrasound revealed a 2.3×0.7 cm fluid-filled area in the uterus and rectouterine pouch (uterus and adnexa were normal). The doctor diagnosed chronic pelvic inflammatory disease and prescribed six days of intravenous antibiotics and oral medication. However, it seemed like there was no improvement during the medication period. During the follow-up ultrasound on November 14th, the fluid had disappeared, and everything was normal. Does this indicate that I have recovered? But I still occasionally feel a slight, intermittent pain in the lower abdomen. I am currently taking "Fufang Xiangxiang Tuer'er" ( Compound Apricot Blossom Rabbit Ear).
Doctor's answer:
When treating pelvic inflammatory disease, especially chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, a comprehensive treatment approach should be considered. Antibacterial medications should be used to alleviate inflammation. Additionally, if the infection is caused by chlamydia or mycoplasma, the treatment can be more challenging, requiring active patient cooperation. Shortwave and microwave methods should also be combined for treatment. If adhesions or other issues occur in the tissues, surgical separation should be performed promptly!I recommend paying attention to personal hygiene and using a bit of Fuyanjie for external washing. You can also take Metronidazole tablets and Gynecological Qianjin tablets orally for a try. Generally speaking, with proper treatment, it should be completely curable. Don’t be too anxious.