Pelvic adhesion, a common disease, is caused by infection from the pelvic organs like uterus, fallopian tubes or ovaries. Pelvic adhesion isn't a disease that can be underestimated, on account that it can bring ...[read article]

Lower abdominal pain, abnormal leukorrhea and infertility can be caused by the occurrence of pelvic inflammatory disease which is also known as PID. It affects women greatly mentally and physically. Since it is...[read article]

Recurrent episodes of PID can result in scarring of the fallopian tubes, which can lead to infertility, ectopic (tubal) pregnancy, or chronic pelvic pain. Infertility occurs in about one in eight women who have ...[read article]

PID is short for Pelvic Inflammatory Disease. It is an infection of the female reproductive organs. PID is one of the most serious complications of a sexually transmitted disease in women. It can lead to irreve...[read article]

An adhesion is a type of scar tissue or fibrin bands that found in the abdominal cavity after surgery or injury to the area. Adhesions can form between internal organs and tissues, even if those tissues are not ...[read article]

Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease which commonly develops from untreated acute pelvic inflammatory disease or be acquired under weak immunity is stubborn and recurrent. In order to get rid of this condition, a...[read article]

Normally, pelvic fluid is regarded as a type of pelvic inflammatory despite that pelvic fluid is divided into two parts including physiologic and pathologic fluid, as for former one, no need to cure this type if...[read article]

In clinical cases, pelvic fluid is the common disease leading to some symptoms such as lower abdominal pain, irregular menses and even infertility. So many folk prescriptions in China are used to cure pelvic flu...[read article]

Pelvic mass is one of the common sign in the formation of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. Although it will not pose a threat to patients, it often brings obvious discomfort frequently. However, moxibustion ...[read article]

Pelvic fluid is divided into two parts: physiologic and pathologic fluid. As for the former one, there is no need to take treatment if you have no fertility requirement; as for the pathologic fluid, it does real...[read article]