How is chronic tubo-ovarian inflammation treated?

Patient's question:

Lower abdominal pain frequently, abnormal vaginal discharge.

Doctor's answer:

Treatment of chronic tubo-ovarian inflammation requires first identifying the pathogen causing the infection, then selecting sensitive medications, combining physical therapy, and following a prescribed course. If the condition is severe, with the formation of masses or abscesses, surgical intervention may be necessary. Additionally, it is important to ensure adequate rest, increase dietary protein intake, and engage in appropriate exercise.

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