Pelvic inflammatory disease is good, fallopian tube is passed

Update Date: 2022-09-22 Source: Network

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Patients with acute pelvic inflammatory disease should be treated in time, so as not to turn into chronic pelvic inflammatory disease due to the delay of treatment period. Patients with chronic pelvic inflammatory disease should adopt the most effective treatment for their own body and treat as soon as possible, otherwise the bacteria will spread and infect, cause inflammation such as adnexitis, and easily lead to infertility. Now I will tell you about pelvic inflammatory disease and fallopian tube.

Pelvic inflammatory disease is good, fallopian tube is passed

Note 1: pay attention to personal hygiene, put an end to all kinds of infection, keep the perineum clean and dry, wash the vulva with clean water every night, and do it by special person. Do not wash the vagina by hand, or wash the vulva with hot water or soap.

Note 2: avoid sex in sensitive period. Vaginal bleeding after menstruation, abortion, upper and ring removal and other gynecological operations must be prohibited from sexual life, swimming, bath, sauna bath, and frequent change of sanitary napkin. At this time, the body's resistance is reduced, and pathogenic bacteria are easy to take the opportunity to enter, causing infection.

Note 3: Patients with fever usually sweat more when they get rid of fever. They should keep warm and keep dry. After sweating, they should change their clothes and avoid blowing air conditioner or direct convection wind.

matters needing attention

Once there is pelvic infection, dysmenorrhea can be manifested as chills, fever, loss of appetite, backache, increased leucorrhea, and depending on the severity and scope of inflammation, such as the formation of mass can compress the bladder and rectum, causing anal distention, frequent urination and a series of accompanying symptoms. Often in tired, sexual life, menstruation before and after aggravation. Such as to the hospital examination can be found to have cervical pain, uterine tenderness, accessory mass, etc.