Patient's question:
In April 2014, I felt stomach pain and had vaginitis, but it quickly went away. The pain has been intermittent and not very intense. The check-up said I had pelvic inflammatory disease.Doctor's answer:
Hello, physical therapy is a new type of treatment method. Therefore, women are not very clear about the causes of treatment and the effects of treatment. Physical therapy involves placing instruments into the pelvic cavity, combined with pelvic medication, releasing heat energy. In the heat environment, blood vessels in the tissues dilate, blood flow accelerates, and immune cell function becomes more active, improving the body's immunity and infection rate, effectively inhibiting bacterial reproduction. Under the action of physical heat energy, toxins secreted by bacteria are destroyed, antibody formation increases, local metabolism is enhanced, and controlling a certain temperature can make the tissues dry, reduce exudates, and prevent further spread of inflammation.