How to treat empyema in uterine cavity?

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Uterus for every woman is very important, as long as find out the cause of its disease, then often treatment is not very difficult. Especially for unmarried girls! The health of the uterus is related to women's health, once the uterus is sick, it will lead to women also get sick! So let's share about how to treat empyema in uterine cavity? The knowledge of.

How to treat empyema in uterine cavity?

First: the most effective way to treat empyema in uterine cavity is to expand the cervix and make the pus flow out fully. In order to prevent the cervical tube from blocking again, a rubber drainage tube can be placed in the cervical tube for drainage. At the same time, the uterine cavity was flushed with antibiotic solution every day until the outflow fluid was clear. If there is still fever and leukocytosis after treatment, antibiotics can be given orally or intramuscularly, and intravenous drip if necessary.

Second, the cause of cervical stenosis and obstruction may be caused by cervical malignant tumor, especially in patients after radiotherapy, cervical electric cauterization, freezing or cervical conization, scar formation caused by severe chronic cervicitis and vaginitis, and cervical atrophy of elderly women, which make the secretion of obstruction and deposition and the bacteria in cancer tissue multiply in large quantities and are not easy to discharge.

Third: the causes of cervical stenosis and obstruction may be caused by cervical malignant tumor, especially in patients after radiotherapy, cervical electric cauterization, freezing or cervical conization, scar formation caused by severe chronic cervicitis and vaginitis, and cervical atrophy of elderly women, which make the secretion of obstruction and accumulation and the bacteria in cancer tissue multiply in large quantities and are not easy to discharge.

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Hysteroscopy is a combination of diagnosis and treatment. Some difficult gynecological diseases can be solved intuitively, simply and safely. For membranous empyema and fibromuscular empyema, they can be separated under hysteroscope or cut off by operation; For connective tissue like dense adhesions, we need to use B-ultrasound or laparoscopy to monitor the electrosurgical separation. After the operation, intrauterine device or fibrin glue should be placed to prevent re empyema, so that the patient can recover menstruation and achieve the purpose of fertility.