Patient's question:
Doctor, hello. I might be suffering from uncontrolled sexual activity. After a few abortions, I didn't take good care of myself, which has led to adnexitis now. My body has a constant odor, and no matter how I wash, it doesn't help. I've also taken many gynecological medications, but they haven't been effective.Doctor's answer:
I. Western Medicine TreatmentMethod: Antibiotic therapy—Taking antibiotics to kill residual pathogenic bacteria and prevent recurrence. (Commonly used: Penicillin, Gentamicin, Metronidazole)
Disadvantages: Prone to drug dependence, easy recurrence, incomplete treatment.
II. Surgical Treatment
Method: Surgical intervention may be performed for large tubal hydrops or tubo-ovarian cysts caused by inflammation. (Common procedures: Unilateral adnexal resection, tubal ostomy, pelvic adhesion separation, etc.)
Disadvantages: Limited applicability, high cost, potential risks, (leaving trauma), and easy recurrence.
III. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Treatment
Method: Using the herbal paste "Gui Shao Fu Yan Gao," a small patch is applied below the navel, while a larger patch is placed on the lower back. Gui Shao Fu Yan Gao is based on an ancient formula from Bamboo Temple, blended with premium medicinal herbs. It is specifically formulated to target the pathogenesis of adnexal inflammation, with functions such as clearing heat, detoxifying, expelling dampness and water, warming meridians, dispelling cold, promoting blood circulation, and nourishing the liver and kidneys. Additionally, it supports strengthening the body and reinforcing the foundation, achieving both root and symptomatic treatment for adnexal inflammation. This is a traditional black herbal paste that employs the TCM method of external treatment for internal diseases, avoiding the drawbacks of oral medications or surgery. It offers safer and more reliable treatment, making it a conservative approach better suited for women with fertility requirements.