Is deep chronic pelvic inflammatory disease an incurable disease

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If women have long-term dysmenorrhea, dysmenorrhea continues to worsen, or accompanied by infertility, sexual pain, menstrual disorders and other symptoms, we must be vigilant, it is likely to be the symptoms caused by pelvic inflammatory disease, should be timely to the regular hospital examination, deep chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is a terminal disease? Do you know this knowledge? Now let's talk about deep chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is a terminal disease.

Is deep chronic pelvic inflammatory disease an incurable disease

Treatment 1: Traditional Chinese medicine treatment: the majority of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is damp heat type, and the treatment is mainly heat clearing and dampness removing, blood activating and stasis removing.

Treatment 2: drug therapy: chronic pelvic inflammatory disease in addition to the elimination of pelvic congestion, anti-inflammatory antibacterial is also an aspect, so eliminate inflammation, but also conducive to congestion, edema subside, help faster cure pelvic inflammatory disease. Under the guidance of the doctor, you can also take some traditional Chinese medicine to promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis for adjuvant treatment. This is a common treatment of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease in traditional Chinese medicine.

Treatment 3: physical therapy: warm benign stimulation can promote local blood circulation in pelvic cavity. Improve the nutritional status of tissue, improve metabolism, in order to facilitate the absorption and regression of inflammation. Commonly used are shortwave, ultrashort wave, iontophoresis, wax therapy, etc.

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In the treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease, but also actively treat the lower genital tract infection, because vaginitis and cervicitis are likely to cause pathogenic bacteria upward. If long-term constipation, stay in the intestinal excreta of a variety of bacteria, viruses, molds and other pathogens, through capillaries, lymphatic vessels can directly spread to the left fallopian tube and ovary, causing pelvic inflammation.