Patient's question:
Doctor: Hello! I am 29 years old, married, and have not had children yet. Last year, I went to the hospital because my white discharge had a fishy smell and I had mild pain in my lower left abdomen. The doctor said I had endometritis and mild adnexitis. He told me not to have sex with my husband and recommended microwave therapy for one hour each day. I was given three types of injections: one was cefotaxime, and the other two, I only remember one was for anti-inflammatory purposes, while the other was to boost my immunity (my constitution is very weak). After 23 days, he prescribed me a seven-day course of azithromycin dispersible tablets and another medicine whose name I have forgotten. I thought everything would be fine, but unexpectedly, two weeks later, when I went for a follow-up, I found...Doctor's answer:
??????Hello, pelvic inflammatory disease is often caused by poor personal hygiene during sexual activity. It can lead to lower abdominal pain and pressure, increased menstrual bleeding, and increased vaginal discharge. It may also cause blocked fallopian tubes, uterine adhesions, affect ovulation and fertility. After being diagnosed with pelvic inflammatory disease, it is recommended not to take anti-inflammatory drugs for a long time, as this can lead to drug resistance and dysbiosis, resulting in more severe infections. It is recommended to combine traditional Chinese and Western medicine treatment, which does not cause drug resistance and has a better therapeutic effect. Chinese medicine recommendations include Fuke Qianjin Pian (capsules). Generally, 3-4 courses of treatment are recommended, with 2-3 courses for milder cases. Each course lasts 14 days, improving tissue nutrition and metabolism. To prevent reinfection or mixed infections, it is very important for the male partner to maintain good sexual hygiene.