How come the subacute pelvic inflammatory disease hasn't improved after treating it for half a month?

Patient's question:

On the 12th, acute pelvic inflammation was detected, with severe pain in both adnexa. The doctor prescribed three doses of traditional Chinese medicine and five intravenous injections (Cefriaxone 1.2g per dose, administered for 5 days, but I decided to continue for 7 days).
By the 12th of the following week, a follow-up visit showed persistent pain in the right adnexa and pelvic pain. The doctor suggested an injection, but I declined. Instead, she prescribed five more intravenous infusions: Levofloxacin 0.2g per dose and one bottle of Metronidazole, to be administered for 7 days. From the 11th to today (the 14th), it has been four days. Initially, I felt that the lower abdomen was no longer painful or bloated, but today, I experienced a sudden sense of heaviness and fullness again. I’m not sure what could be causing this.
This afternoon, I went to the pharmacy again...

Doctor's answer:

Hello, it is crucial to seek timely treatment if you suffer from acute pelvic inflammatory disease. Otherwise, bacteria can easily spread throughout the body, potentially causing sepsis, toxic shock, and in severe cases, life-threatening conditions. It is recommended that you visit a high-tech "technologically advanced" infertility and sterility specialty hospital for a thorough examination to identify the specific cause and receive targeted treatment. Do not miss the best opportunity for treatment.

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