What should be paid attention to in treating pelvic inflammatory disease

What should I pay attention to when treating pelvic inflammatory disease?

1. Don’t take medication on your own:

If you suffer from pelvic inflammatory disease, don't fall into the treatment misunderstanding of gynecological infectious diseases. Not only will the wrong medicine not help the condition, but it will also delay the treatment opportunity and turn a minor illness into a major one; or it will control the surface symptoms but cover up the real condition.

2. Clean appropriately:

Contact with items that carry germs, or not paying attention to cleanliness, can lead to pelvic inflammatory disease. Some women often wash their vaginas by themselves, or like to take long baths, which gives germs an opportunity to take advantage. Under normal circumstances, secretions make the vagina have self-cleaning and defense functions, but excessive washing changes the pH of the vagina, which makes it easier for germs to reproduce.

3. Persistence is the key to treatment:

The best way to treat pelvic inflammatory disease is to go to the hospital immediately to seek professional treatment. In addition, doctors and patients must cooperate closely. Patients should choose regular hospitals and professional doctors to treat them carefully. Professional doctors will adopt different treatment methods for patients of different ages and different symptoms. Patients should pay attention to the disease and treatment. They must not relax when the condition improves. They must follow the doctor's plan for treatment and never give up halfway.

4. Pay attention to personal hygiene:

Strengthen personal hygiene during menstruation, after childbirth, and after miscarriage, change underwear and sanitary napkins frequently, avoid colds, and avoid overwork.

5. Eat more light food:

The diet should be light. Eat more nutritious foods such as eggs, tofu, red beans, spinach, etc. Avoid eating raw, cold and irritating foods.

6. Avoid sexual intercourse during menstruation:

Avoid sexual intercourse during treatment to avoid infection. Keep the pad clean and hygienic, and it is best to use disinfected toilet paper.