Patient's question:
I have had chronic pelvic inflammatory for several years. Recently, it seems like both sides of my pelvis are being pulled by something. The doctor said it might be adhesion. I have been injected with anti-inflammatory medicine for a week, but it hasn't had any effect.Doctor's answer:
Hello, pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) refers to the inflammation of the female internal reproductive organs and their surrounding connective tissues, as well as the pelvic peritoneum. Lower abdominal pain is the most significant and common symptom of PID. Women with PID often experience lower abdominal pain, and resolving the lower abdominal pain caused by PID primarily involves thoroughly treating the condition. When treating chronic PID, it is important to eliminate inflammation while also boosting the body's immunity. It is recommended to use Profound Women's Anti-inflammatory Suppositories. Generally, 3-4 courses of treatment are needed, with 2-3 courses for those with milder conditions. Each course lasts 14 days. It is essential to actively treat ovarian dysfunction and avoid further estrogen stimulation.