Patient's question:
It's been ten years. A small hospital. Now that hospital is closed. Now I often have lower back pain.Doctor's answer:
Considering it may be pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), it can be classified as acute or chronic. Oral medication such as Levofloxacin capsules and Metronidazole tablets can be taken. After symptoms subside, herbal enemas combined with physical therapy can be used, which is very effective.While treating PID with medication, dietary management should also be noted. Light and easily digestible foods like red beans, mung beans, winter melon, and pigeon peas should be consumed. Foods that promote blood circulation, regulate Qi, and dispel stagnation, such as hawthorn, apricot kernels, peony root, tangerine seeds, tangerine peels, and rosebuds, should also be included. Adequate protein intake is recommended, such as lean meat, duck, goose, and quail. Avoid cold and raw foods like cold drinks and fruits. Avoid spicy, warm, and irritating foods like chili peppers, lamb, dog meat, and rooster.