What should I do if I often have lower abdominal pain after taking medication for an abortion?

Patient's question:

Hello doctor, I have never been pregnant, but I had a medication-induced abortion. I had a follow-up check-up then, and the doctor said everything was fine. My menstrual period started to turn black, but later returned to normal. After a few months, I began experiencing lower abdominal pain and had to urinate urgently. Recently, the pain has become more frequent, almost every morning. What disease do I have? How should it be treated?
Additional question: I also have discomfort in my lower back. When I had the medication-induced abortion (which was on 04-7-28), the follow-up results were: bladder full, uterus in anterior position, normal size, no masses, 10x8mm fluid area observed in the uterine cavity. The mucosal line was central, and both adnexa were normal.

Doctor's answer:

Pain and discomfort in the lower abdomen of women is a major symptom of pelvic inflammatory disease. Generally, taking 2-3 courses of Hua Hong Pian orally yields good results. Never stop taking the medication once the symptoms slightly improve, as the affected area has not fully healed at this point. It is advisable to continue with another course of treatment and, in the following period, maintain exercise, ensure adequate rest, enhance nutrition, and strengthen the body's resistance to achieve complete healing of the affected tissue, which is the key to a permanent cure. The clinical standard for cure is a three-month recurrence-free period.
Hua Hong Pian is formulated from a variety of traditional Chinese herbal medicines, including Yidonghong (Radix Linderae), Baohuashen (Radix Oldenlandiae), Ditiantao (Radix Urticae), Baibeiye (Radix Mallotus), Jixueteng (Radix Millettiae), Taojinmang (Radix Eugeniae), and Qixie (Herba Asari). It promotes local blood circulation in the pelvic area, improves tissue nutrition, enhances metabolism, and effectively alleviates symptoms caused by gynecological inflammation.

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