Pelvic inflammatory disease Cervical inflammation

Patient's question:

Hello, my main symptoms are: pain on both sides of the lower abdomen when pressed, occasional pain at night, groin pain, leg weakness, a strong sensation of rectal prolapse, excessive secretion, pain in the labia minora, prolonged menstrual period, and lumps palpable under the skin of the lower abdomen.
Treatments received: For the past two months, I have been undergoing treatment, including taking various antibiotics, eye drops, moxa moxibustion, Chinese herbal medicine, applying ointments, and inserting medication, but none have shown significant effectiveness.

Doctor's answer:

1: In my situation, is it only possible to relieve symptoms with physical therapy and not cure it?
RE: I don't know, let's wait and see.
2: If I want to have a baby in the future, should I undergo laparoscopic surgery? I don't plan to have children yet.
RE: Surgery has risks and should not be the first choice.
3: What does it mean if my left ovary is enlarged?
RE: It might still be a problem with adnexal inflammation.
4: How is chronic cervical erosion treated? Or is it not necessary to treat it too much?
RE: No treatment is needed if there are no symptoms. If there are symptoms, consider using pessary or physical therapy.
5: Do I need surgery now? I'm worried that if it's delayed too long, it might lead to pathological changes.
RE: If surgery is needed, we discussed it yesterday. I don't think it's necessary at the moment.

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