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NoDoctor's answer:
Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease generally arises from acute inflammation. If acute inflammation is not treated promptly, or if treatment is incomplete despite being administered, or if the constitution is poor, the condition may directly progress to chronic inflammation. In most cases, chronic inflammation does not require antibiotic treatment. First, it is important to strengthen the constitution, such as improving dietary nutrition, engaging in appropriate physical exercise, maintaining regular bowel movements, drinking plenty of water, getting adequate rest, and avoiding heavy lifting or prolonged standing. In terms of treatment, different methods can be adopted based on the current condition, with herbal medicine being the primary approach (Decoctions: