Patient's question:
Hello doctor, what should I do about chronic gynecological inflammation? I occasionally have stomach pain, lower back pain, and menstrual pain. I have pelvic fluid accumulation, and the inflammation has been treated for a year, but it has not been effective. I have taken many medications and received many injections after giving birth. Why is the condition always different each time?Doctor's answer:
Prevent gynecological inflammation by paying attention to menstrual hygiene. Avoid sexual activity, swimming, and tub baths during menstruation, as well as using unclean sanitary pads, to prevent infections of gynecological inflammation. Avoid excessive use of broad-spectrum antibiotics, which can lead to an imbalance in the normal vaginal flora. Additionally, pay attention to regular exercise to enhance physical health. Undergarments should be soft, loose, and wide, preferably made of cotton, and avoid wearing close-fitting clothing made of down, nylon, or wool. Also, avoid washing underwear with socks.