Patient's question:
I often have a vague ache in my lower left abdomen. After walking for a long time, the pain becomes quite noticeable. When I went to the hospital for a check-up, the doctor diagnosed me with acute pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) and recommended hospitalization for treatment. I am 24 years old and married, but currently do not have any children. Before the age of 22, I had no sexual experience, no history of miscarriage or D&C procedures. My husband and I are often separated, and we have sexual intercourse only a few times every six months. Additionally, I pay great attention to hygiene and cleanliness every day. So why would I still have acute pelvic inflammatory disease?Doctor's answer:
Treatment for pelvic inflammatory disease is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine enema retention, combined with physical therapy, such as shortwave therapy, laser iontophoresis, etc., to promote local blood circulation, which is beneficial for the absorption and dissipation of inflammation.