What are the taboos of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease

What are the contraindications of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease?

Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is a chronic gynecological disease with a long course and a great impact on patients. It requires not only systemic drug treatment, but also attention to some taboos, otherwise it may affect the recovery of the disease. Patients with chronic pelvic inflammatory disease should not only pay attention to eating less spicy and irritating foods, frozen foods, and even pickled foods and greasy foods, but also be careful not to over-clean in life.

1. Spicy and irritating foods

Since patients with chronic pelvic inflammatory disease have inflammation, their secretions will be somewhat abnormal. In order to prevent leucorrhea from irritating the inner wall of the vagina, they should not eat too much spicy and irritating food, and should drink less carbonated drinks. Foods such as pepper, onion, ginger, mustard, etc. should be avoided.

2. Frozen food

Patients with chronic pelvic inflammatory disease will have some congestion in the pelvis, and even adhesions in the abdominal cavity. For cold and frozen foods, especially seafood, hair and glutinous rice foods, such as crabs, squids, leeks, hair cakes, etc.

3. Pickled foods

If the disease cannot be cured for a long time, the patient's tongue will be covered with a greasy white coating. The high salt content in pickled foods will cause certain irritation to the stomach and is not conducive to the body's detoxification.

4. Sweet and greasy food

If patients often eat sweets, it will increase the secretion of leucorrhea, resulting in the inability to expel foreign matter from the body, providing conditions for the reproduction of bacteria and viruses. Fructose, chocolate and cakes must be eaten less.

5. Don’t over-clean

Some patients with strong health awareness believe that to stay away from gynecological diseases, they need to pay attention to cleaning and care, but excessive cleaning is not good for personal hygiene, especially frequent contact with disinfectants, which will break the balance of the private environment and may indirectly aggravate the condition.